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Digest 310 Estimating daylight in buildings: part 2
Publication Year
1986
Document Status
Current
Abstract
Presents daylight prediction methods that can be used as a first stage in assessing the visual and energy impacts of window design and the effectiveness of daylight-linked lighting controls. Part 2 deals with the internally-reflected component and corrections to the total daylight factor, and the calculation of average daylight factor.
Document History
Replaces - BRE Digest 41 and 42.
Publisher Information
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