2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.aej.2018.10.006
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Optimization of daylight utilization in energy saving application on the library in faculty of architecture, design and built environment, Beirut Arab University

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“…An energy model is similar to an architectural model, except it contains thermal areas instead of elements. Studies have examined how energy simulation has been used by a broad range of users, such as architects, and concluded that technology could be used to make a wider range of decisions [36,37].…”
Section: Case Study Assessments Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An energy model is similar to an architectural model, except it contains thermal areas instead of elements. Studies have examined how energy simulation has been used by a broad range of users, such as architects, and concluded that technology could be used to make a wider range of decisions [36,37].…”
Section: Case Study Assessments Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Perpustakaan membutuhkan pencahayaan yang memadai untuk menunjang produktivitas pengguna perpustakaan. Aktivitas membaca merupakan kegiatan utama yang dilakukan diperpustakaan, sehingga dalam design perpustakaan pencahayaan merupakan aspek yang harus diperhatikan (Omar et al, 2018). Pemilihan lampu yang digunakan secara tepat diperlukan untuk mengetahui tingkat kebutuhan pencahayaan di perpustakaan.…”
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“…With this proposal we offers new insights into a case study providing an efficient lighting design for library installations. After examine the conditions of indoor daylight and the library's energy performance in the faculty of Architecture, Design and Built Environment, Beirut Arab University with architectural elements as space depth, window size, external obstruction angle, and glazing visible transmittance [16]. In this case, the insufficient amount of natural daylight within the space itself, produces a high consumption of artificial light during the day, hence consuming higher amounts of energy.…”
Section: Daylighting Design For Library Installationsmentioning
confidence: 99%