While most shading design explanations are focused on the use of VSA (vertical shadow angle) and HSA (horizontal shadow angle), the EPA (End Profile Angle) is not usually among those considerations taken into account, or is not explained enough. That is my perception.
hi there are different types of sun path charts available on andrew marsh website and i wanna know which one did you use ? stereographic , equidistant or or spherical ?
What if the EPA would have been 90 degrees to both sides, instead of the 30 on the west and the 60 on the east? What kind of shading mask would have produced? I have many doubts on the EPA sorry. Can't find a suitable tutorial for this.
Você vai sombrear parcialmente a sua janela. O que ocorre é que quando calculamos a sombra na janela é preciso decidir qual o ponto da janela será sombreado. Desta forma no vídeo o que foi feito foi optar pelo ponto da janela que é mais vulnerável, só isto. Assim, se eu consigo proteger este ponto, é porque eu também consigo proteger todo o restante da janela. Você pode escolher outros pontos, normalmente o que se faz é um desenho de um dispositivo que consiga sombrear toda a janela. Então se você usar os 90 graus graus, o que fará é uma proteção parcial da janela, haverá pontos que sempre estarão mais desprotegidos, no caso as quinas inferiores da janela. Espero ter ajudado.
If I want to cast a 5~10km diameter shadow on earth by using a giant satellite( assuming round plane shape) in space, any idea or software can help to simulate the size and altitude of the satellite ?
We are plotting the times of year when the temperatures are above the comfort zone in order to determine the times when solar shading is needed. I don't think the tilted surface radiation data would give you this information.
@@cgtrudell Would you use the "Direct Normal Radiation" Timetable plot instead of the "Dry Bulb temperature"?.... The reason I ask is that my "Sun shading chart" comfort zone reflect the "Direct normal Radiation" plot comfort zones instead of the "Dry bulb temperature" timetable plot that you are using...
What if my window is not facing south but 132 degrees from north or 42 S from E ? Do I have to calculate tg42 for every overhang or there is elegant solution?
I think orientations remain unmoved, regardless of the hemisphere (North, South, East and West always in the same place). You only rotate the HSA and VSA charts in order to meet the correct orientation of your window.
HSA was supposed to be taken from the centre of the window sill. In your diagram its from the side/ extreme end of the window. I dont think its the correct method.
There is interpretation and judgement needed when determining the shading mask. For fixed shading devices, you may have to block some spring sun positions in order to also block these same sun positions in fall, even though in spring the sunlight would be a welcome heat source inside the building. For this reason, the shading mask is shifted toward the afternoons when overheating is likely to occur, and is pulled back to ensure that the coldest months are not shaded.
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former student revisiting this - thanks carmen!
Amazing video - got to learn a lot ! Thanks for putting up.
While most shading design explanations are focused on the use of VSA (vertical shadow angle) and HSA (horizontal shadow angle), the EPA (End Profile Angle) is not usually among those considerations taken into account, or is not explained enough. That is my perception.
Excellent - clear explanation and diagrams - helped joined the dots for me
Amazing tutorial. Thank you
very very helpful tutorial many and big thanks
amazing video, thanks
I don't quite understand how the End Profile Angle works in order to increase the size of the overhang and block the sun.
Can you link a solar protractor as neat as yours?
Why you chose to shade the comfortable time instead of the over heated period. And thank you for the video
Very helpful! Thank you
hi there are different types of sun path charts available on andrew marsh website and i wanna know which one did you use ? stereographic , equidistant or or spherical ?
Could you explain how you passed from the sun chart to the chart with HSA and VSA angles?
What if the EPA would have been 90 degrees to both sides, instead of the 30 on the west and the 60 on the east? What kind of shading mask would have produced? I have many doubts on the EPA sorry. Can't find a suitable tutorial for this.
Você vai sombrear parcialmente a sua janela. O que ocorre é que quando calculamos a sombra na janela é preciso decidir qual o ponto da janela será sombreado. Desta forma no vídeo o que foi feito foi optar pelo ponto da janela que é mais vulnerável, só isto. Assim, se eu consigo proteger este ponto, é porque eu também consigo proteger todo o restante da janela. Você pode escolher outros pontos, normalmente o que se faz é um desenho de um dispositivo que consiga sombrear toda a janela. Então se você usar os 90 graus graus, o que fará é uma proteção parcial da janela, haverá pontos que sempre estarão mais desprotegidos, no caso as quinas inferiores da janela. Espero ter ajudado.
Hi. Can someone share a link for HSA,VSA,EPA protractor in cad or pdf ..Thanks
can someone share the link of the Timetable plot chart software
i think this formulas are more accurate; HSA=AZI-ORI & VSA=ARCTAN(TANALT/COSHSA) than just reading solar protractor to get the right angles.
If I want to cast a 5~10km diameter shadow on earth by using a giant satellite( assuming round plane shape) in space, any idea or software can help to simulate the size and altitude of the satellite ?
Why do you use the dry bulb Temperature setting on the plot, and not the tilted Surface Radiation setting?
We are plotting the times of year when the temperatures are above the comfort zone in order to determine the times when solar shading is needed. I don't think the tilted surface radiation data would give you this information.
@@cgtrudell Would you use the "Direct Normal Radiation" Timetable plot instead of the "Dry Bulb temperature"?.... The reason I ask is that my "Sun shading chart" comfort zone reflect the "Direct normal Radiation" plot comfort zones instead of the "Dry bulb temperature" timetable plot that you are using...
wow..... informative💙
What if my window is not facing south but 132 degrees from north or 42 S from E ? Do I have to calculate tg42 for every overhang or there is elegant solution?
Does the east and west in the HSA and VSA chart change depending on the Hemisphere?. Im from the Northern Hemisphere.
I think orientations remain unmoved, regardless of the hemisphere (North, South, East and West always in the same place). You only rotate the HSA and VSA charts in order to meet the correct orientation of your window.
What if I don't have a red zone in the sun path diagram?
Heaven on earth?
As in: no climate change?
HSA was supposed to be taken from the centre of the window sill. In your diagram its from the side/ extreme end of the window. I dont think its the correct method.
thank you
I wish, I can like twise, thanks!
how to determine the shading mask?
There is interpretation and judgement needed when determining the shading mask. For fixed shading devices, you may have to block some spring sun positions in order to also block these same sun positions in fall, even though in spring the sunlight would be a welcome heat source inside the building. For this reason, the shading mask is shifted toward the afternoons when overheating is likely to occur, and is pulled back to ensure that the coldest months are not shaded.
this makes me so sad