Inviato da virginia pucello il Dom, 23/03/2014 - 03:04
Second Exercise
Object of study of the second exercise is the analysis of solar radiation, and how it acts on the building in question. I decided to consider the summer and the winter period, comparing the two periods in an interval of time between sunrise and sunset. Another element to consider is the effect that the building, with solar radiation, results on the ground on which it is resting.
Process
Inviato da Tommaso Passerini il Sab, 22/03/2014 - 21:07
In order to better analyze the solar radiation on my building have added more detail to the 3D model.
Once this is done we are going to click on solar radiation.
A window will open (see photo) and we will set the date in the menu display:
type - cumulative
unit - kWh / m ^ 2 (of course, we choose the unit of measurement of our country)
style - remains unchanged
Inviato da Olga Irranca Galati il Sab, 22/03/2014 - 19:54
In questa seconda esercitazione ho analizzato la radiazione solare e come questa può determinare il comfort di uno spazio, o il suo "degrado". Rispetto alla prima esercitazione, vi sono due elementi nuovi: il terreno e l'articolazione spaziale del mio edificio. Entrambi comportano una variazione sull'analisi della radiazione solare.Il terreno, essendo prevalentemente in asfalto, provoca l'innalzamento delle temperature,generando un'isola di calore.
Inviato da Antonino Zappulla il Sab, 22/03/2014 - 19:19
SOLAR RADIATION ANALYSIS
In our first exercise we have limited ourselves to perform an analysis of the shadows.
Now let's do a step forward! A solar radiation analysis.
Inviato da lorenzo.prn il Sab, 22/03/2014 - 18:04
PROCESS:
Step 1: Open your previous project you used for the Solar Analysis. For the type of analysis you're requested you need to add some details at the model of your building to obtain the most accurate data from it. Knowing that none of us lives in cubic boxes, we need to shape the outline of our house by selecting it and clicking Edit In-Place button in the Model box.
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