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Here Comes the SunEnvironmental Tech III ARCH4225 Fall 2011 - Prof. Tango

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Earth / Sun Applet

• Understand the principles governing the relationship between the earth’s rotation, orbit and angle to the sun

http://www.mesoscale.iastate.edu/agron206/animations/01_EarthSun.html

• Arctic circle 66.5 degrees north latitude• Tropic of Cancer = 23.5 degrees north• Tropic of Capricorn = 23.5 degrees south• Antarctic Circle = 66.5 degrees south latitude

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Winter SolsticeDec. 21(Northern Hemisphere)

Summer SolsticeJune. 21(Northern Hemisphere)

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Changes in Latitude, Change in Altitude

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Solar Control and Shading Devices/Olgyay, pg 38

Sun Path DiagramFor 32 degrees north latitude

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Heliodon

Seven Rings for the months:

June 21 - Summer SolsticeJuly 21 / May 21Aug. 21 / April 21Sept. 21 / March 21- EquinoxOct. 21 / Feb. 21Nov. 21 / Jan. 21Dec. 21 - Winter Solstice

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Sun Chart and Shadow Casting

• straightedge

• scale

• protractor

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Reading the Sun Path Diagram

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9AM1PM5PM

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9AM1PM5PM

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9AM1PM5PM

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9AM1PM5PM

SUMMER EQUINOX WINTER

LATITUDE:

ALTITUDE AZIMUTH ALTITUDE AZIMUTH ALTITUDE AZIMUTH

9 AM

1 PM

5 PM

Project sun rays into the room plan located in Atlanta, GA (33 degree north latitude) at 9AM, 1PM & 5PM for Summer Solstice, Equinox and Winter Solstice. Use different colors for each time. Use multiple sheets to draw a total of nine sun ray tracings.

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Solar TimeSolar time varies from clock timeReasons:1.Daylight Savings TimeTypically clocks are adjusted forward one hour near the start of spring (2nd Sunday in March/spring forward) and are adjusted backward in fall (1st Sunday in November/fall back)2.Deviation in longitude3.Earth’ s speed in it’s orbit around sun changes during the year

Feb. 11 (+14 minutes) Nov. 1 (- 16 minutes)

33 degrees North Latitude

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GMT-5 hours-6-7-8 +2 +3 +4 hoursU S A

World Time Zones direction of earth’s rotation ----- Standard time meridians are 15 degrees apart (one hour) or 4 minutes per degree

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Solar Control and Shading Devices / Olgyay & OlgyayBioclimatic Considerations, page 19-23Shading Masks, page 44-49Sun Path Diagrams, page 84-85Overheated period charts, page 86-87Vocabulary of Shading Devices, page 88-92Architectural Examples (Case Studies), page 93-199

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7 – 8 week typical time lag between summer solstice andpeak heat period.

This is because of the gradual warming of the earth over the summer period

June 21 – Summer Solstice

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Obstruction Masks

• Moore – Concepts and Practice of Architectural Daylighting page 72 -78

• Olgyay - Solar Control and Shading Devices– pages 44-49 (Part II) Obstruction Mask Concept– pages 88-92 (Part III) Obstruction Mask Examples

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Obstruction Mask

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Olgyay page 45

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Olgyay page 45

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smiles and pies

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Horizontal Shading Device@ 100% shading

Concepts and Practice of Architectural Daylighting / Fuller Moore page 72 -78

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Horizontal Shading Device@ 50% shading

Concepts and Practice of Architectural Daylighting / Fuller Moore page 72 -78

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Concepts and Practice of Architectural Daylighting / Fuller Moore page 72 -78

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Shadow masks

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Moore: Concepts and Practice of Architectural Daylighting – page 74 - 75

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• Daylight Factor

• Footcandles

• Model Testing

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Custom model solar alignment to 4PM on December 21 using sun dial chart.Photometric data being recorded for graphic analysis by 4th year students Landon Ray, Sudha Somayajula and Kellen Spafford.

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Tuesday Sept. 6, 2011

• Tuesday Sept. 6. Daylighting / Shading Exercises, Test Review.

• Thursday Sept. 8. Day/Sim Demo.

• Tuesday Sept. 13GlassBuild Field Trip

• Thursday Sept. 15Test 1: Shading / Daylighting

• Tuesday Sept. 20 Daylighting Project Work Day

• Thursday Sept. 22 Daylighting Project Due

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Shading Exercises

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Test 1 Study OutlineEnvironmental Tech III - Prof. TangoThursday Sept. 15 4-6:15 Solar Pattern

AzimuthAltitudeTropic of Cancer/CapricornArctic CircleTilt of earthSunpath diagramsSolar time vs. actual time

DSTLongitudeOrbit

Solar year vs. thermal yearOverheated periodUnderheated periodComfort Zone

Creating a sunpath/temperature chartShadow Masks

Smiles and PiesCreating a shadow mask

 Daylighting

Daylight FactorFootcandles