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31 Glazing System Library: The Glazing System Library is used to construct glazing systems to determine the center of glass U-factor, which can be used in the WINDOW 5.2a library to construct a whole product. Glazing Systems consist of glass layers selected from the Glass Library (which are from the Optics5 database) and definitions of the gaps between the glass layers, which are defined by a thickness and selections from the Gas Library. When the glass layers and gaps have been defined, the results are calculated using the Calc button. Figure 3.5: Glazing System Library, Detail View. properties.
32 ID The unique ID associated with each glazing system record. Name The name of the glass layer. If the record was imported from the Optics5 database, this name will automatically come from that database. #Layers The number of layers for the up and down arrows to the right of this field. The program will automatically adjust the number of layers in the layers detail section of the screen based on this number Tilt The tilt of the glazing system. Default: 90 o Environment The name of the appropriate environmental condition from the Conditions Environmental Condition Library, selected using the arrow to the right of the field. Default: ASHRAE/NFRC. Comment A user entered comment. Overall The overall thickness of the glazing system. Units: mm (SI); Thickness inches (IP). The following section describes the input fields for the layers in the glazing system. ID The unique ID associated with each glazing system record. Name The name of the glass layer. If the record was imported from the Optics5 database, this name will automatically come from that database. Mode An identifier to determine the glass layer approval status. At this time, the only approval mode implemented is NFRC, indicated by “#”, and only records with “#” in this field can be used for NFRC simulations. Thick Thickness Glass thickness. Units: mm (SI); inches (IP). Flip A checkbox to indicate whether or not the glass layer is flipped. Click the box to put an ‘x’ in it, which indicates that the layer is flipped. This will cause the values for emissivity on the 1 and 2 surfaces to be interchanged. Tsol Solar transmittance of the glazing layer. Rsol1 Solar reflectance of the glazing layer, exterior-facing side. Rsol2 Solar reflectance of the glazing layer, interior-facing side. Tvis Rvis1 Rvis2 Tir E1 E2 Cond Visible transmittance of the glazing layer. Visible reflectance of the glazing layer, exterior-facing side. Visible reflectance of the glazing layer, interior-facing side. Thermal infrared (longwave) transmittance of the glazing layer. Infrared (longwave) emittance of the glazing layer, exteriorfacing side Infrared (longwave) emittance of the glazing layer, interiorfacing side Conductance of glass. Units: W/m-K (SI); Btu/h-ft-oF (IP) Table 3.2: The input fields for the layers in the glazing system.
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