Secondary Author(s)

Parker, Danny

Report Number

FSEC-PF-364-01

URL

http://publications.energyresearch.ucf.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/FSEC-PF-364-01.pdf

Keywords

Windows; Buildings; Cooling, Cooling energy use; High performance windows; Heat gain; Residential buildings; Field test; Florida homes

Abstract

A significant portion of Florida's residential building stock consists of single-family homes with clear, single-pane, aluminum frame windows. Such windows can lead to considerable heat gain during the hot Florida summer. A side-by-side field test in two identical homes was conducted to evaluate the impact of high performance windows on space cooling demand under realistic conditions.

Date Published

8-1-2000

Identifiers

629

Notes

Reference Publication: Anello, M T, D S Parker, J R Sherwin, and K Richards (2001). Measured impact of advanced windows on cooling energy use. FSEC­PF364­01. Florida Solar Energy Center, Cocoa, Florida.

Subjects

Windows; Dwellings--Energy conservation; Air conditioning; Heat engineering; Buildings--Energy conservation; Field experiments

Local Subjects

Buildings - Cooling; Buildings - Windows

Type

Text; Document

Format

application/pdf

Collection

FSEC Energy Research Center® Collection

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