2018
DOI: 10.20944/preprints201807.0612.v1
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Daylight Performance of a Translucent Textile Membrane Roof with Thermal Insulation

Abstract: Daylight usage in buildings improves visual comfort and lowers the final energy demand for artificial lighting. The question that always occurs is how much conservation can be achieved? New or rare materials and constructions have a lack of information about their application. Therefore, the current investigation quantifies the daylight and energy performance of a rare multilayer textile membrane roof. A translucent, thermal insulation with a glass fibre fleece between the two roof membranes combines daylight … Show more

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“…erefore, providing solutions towards the efficient use of daylight and decreasing lighting energy consumption has become an important issue in today's world. e use of daylight in buildings increases visual comfort and decreases ultimate energy demand for artificial lighting [46]. With the energy saving methods that are applied to the lighting systems of buildings, energy Advances in Materials Science and Engineering consumption decreases considerably [47,48].…”
Section: Daylightmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…erefore, providing solutions towards the efficient use of daylight and decreasing lighting energy consumption has become an important issue in today's world. e use of daylight in buildings increases visual comfort and decreases ultimate energy demand for artificial lighting [46]. With the energy saving methods that are applied to the lighting systems of buildings, energy Advances in Materials Science and Engineering consumption decreases considerably [47,48].…”
Section: Daylightmentioning
confidence: 99%