Lecture

Building Physics: Glazing Technologies

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This lecture covers the physics of building envelopes, focusing on transparent and opaque parts. Topics include thermal bridges, losses to the ground, solar gains, net heat balance, and protections against cold air cascades. The importance of glazing technologies, such as double and triple glazing, selective coatings, and the impact of frames on thermal performance, is discussed in detail.

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