Daylighting Performance and Design
Gregg D. Ander
Abstract
Gregg D. Ander
Abstract
Foreword to the Second Edition. Preface. 1. FUNDAMENTALS OF DAYLIGHTING. Design Issues. Design Variables. Design Strategies. Design Elements. Design Options. 2. OCCUPANT PRODUCTIVITY AND PERFORMANCE. Mechanics of Sight. Vision. Colors and Other Vision Factors. Adequate Lighting and Health. Light, Workplace Productivity, and Cost Effectiveness. Daylighting Studies. Heschong Mahone Study. 3. GLAZING PROPERTIES. Specifying Windows and Glazing. Coatings. Plastic Glazings. Gas Fills and Vacuums. Directionally Selective Materials. Dynamic Glazing. Human Comfort Considerations. 4. INTEGRATION WITH ELECTRIC LIGHTING. Switching Controls. Stepped Controls. Dimming Controls. Selection Considerations. Integration with the EMS. Integrating the EMS and Lighting Controls. 5. DAYLIGHTING DESIGN TOOLS. 5.1 Hand Calculation Methods. Worksheet 1: Trial Design Worksheet. Worksheet 2: Skylight Area Worksheet. Worksheet 3: Trial Layout Worksheets. Worksheet 4: Lighting Savings Worksheet. Worksheet 5: Coooling Calculation Worksheet. 5.2 Computer Programs. 5.3 Daylighting Design Tool Survey. 5.4 Physical Modeling. 6. CASE STUDIES. Retail. Office Buildings. Industrial. Institutional. TECHNICAL APPENDICES. Appendix A. Daylighting Feasibility Worksheets and Data. Appendix B. Standard Commissioning Procedure for Daylighting Controls. Appendix C. Weather Data. Appendix D. Glazing Material Properties. Appendix E. Alternative to Light Savings Graphs. Appendix F. Daylight Parametrics. Appendix G. Postoccupancy Visual Comfort Evaluation Form. Appendix H. Daylighting Design Web Resources. Glossary. Annotated Bibliography. Index.
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Foreword to the Second Edition. Preface. 1. FUNDAMENTALS OF DAYLIGHTING. Design Issues. Design Variables. Design Strategies. Design Elements. Design Options. 2. OCCUPANT PRODUCTIVITY AND PERFORMANCE. Mechanics of Sight. Vision. Colors and Other Vision Factors. Adequate Lighting and Health. Light, Workplace Productivity, and Cost Effectiveness. Daylighting Studies. Heschong Mahone Study. 3. GLAZING PROPERTIES. Specifying Windows and Glazing. Coatings. Plastic Glazings. Gas Fills and Vacuums. Directionally Selective Materials. Dynamic Glazing. Human Comfort Considerations. 4. INTEGRATION WITH ELECTRIC LIGHTING. Switching Controls. Stepped Controls. Dimming Controls. Selection Considerations. Integration with the EMS. Integrating the EMS and Lighting Controls. 5. DAYLIGHTING DESIGN TOOLS. 5.1 Hand Calculation Methods. Worksheet 1: Trial Design Worksheet. Worksheet 2: Skylight Area Worksheet. Worksheet 3: Trial Layout Worksheets. Worksheet 4: Lighting Savings Worksheet. Worksheet 5: Coooling Calculation Worksheet. 5.2 Computer Programs. 5.3 Daylighting Design Tool Survey. 5.4 Physical Modeling. 6. CASE STUDIES. Retail. Office Buildings. Industrial. Institutional. TECHNICAL APPENDICES. Appendix A. Daylighting Feasibility Worksheets and Data. Appendix B. Standard Commissioning Procedure for Daylighting Controls. Appendix C. Weather Data. Appendix D. Glazing Material Properties. Appendix E. Alternative to Light Savings Graphs. Appendix F. Daylight Parametrics. Appendix G. Postoccupancy Visual Comfort Evaluation Form. Appendix H. Daylighting Design Web Resources. Glossary. Annotated Bibliography. Index.
Key concepts: Worksheet, Daylighting, Glazing, Daylight, Architectural engineering, Electric light, Engineering, Engineering drawing