Window blind occlusion: a pilot study
Building and EnvironmentPublished 1 January 1984
Mark S. Rea
Citations142
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Estimations of daylight factors, used to calculate energy savings, typically do not consider occupants' use of window blinds. The data indicate that such estimations should include some assessment of window blind usage, because over half of the window area is usually occluded in some way by blinds. It appears that many occupants purposely use window blinds to prevent sunlight from penetrating their working space.
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