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wind. precipitation. solar. radiation. sunshine. %. a flat site. North-facing slopes
are best when cooling is the major consideration. An east slope is preferred over
west, since it will receive the maximum amount of morning solar radiation.
wind. precipitation. solar. radiation. sunshine. %. a flat site. North-facing slopes
are best when cooling is the major consideration. An east slope is preferred over
west, since it will receive the maximum amount of morning solar radiation.
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... on-site vegetation. ln arid regions, water in the path of incoming winds will
provide evaporative cooling. ln humid regions, standing puddles should be
avoided and any water collection should drain away from a house, out of the path
of wind.
... on-site vegetation. ln arid regions, water in the path of incoming winds will
provide evaporative cooling. ln humid regions, standing puddles should be
avoided and any water collection should drain away from a house, out of the path
of wind.
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... double and triple glazing, exterior window shutters; wind protection with
evergreens and fences on the north and west; long, sloping roofs into the wind;
protect doors, use air-locked entries; solid-core or insulated doors and storm
doors; ...
... double and triple glazing, exterior window shutters; wind protection with
evergreens and fences on the north and west; long, sloping roofs into the wind;
protect doors, use air-locked entries; solid-core or insulated doors and storm
doors; ...
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Site and Microclimate | 15 |
Materials and Components for Affordable Homes | 49 |
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| ¼Ùéáµè§ | Richard L. Crowther |
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| µé¹©ºÑºÁÒ¨Ò¡ | University of Michigan |
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