Coefficient of daylighting that can be transmitted through a glazing material, which includes the effects of dirt (denoted by Maintenance Factor). The higher the diffuse transmittance, the more daylight will pass through. This is affected by several factors; the number of glass panes in the assembly, coatings and the glazing type (clear or bronzed etc). Tinted glass can reflect a lot of light so that only 10% may pass through. Clear glass may allow 90% light through.
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- 6.0 Conceptual Mass Models
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- 6.1.2. Compliance or Non-Compliance
- 6.1.3 Overall Building Performance
- 6.1.4 Building Elemental Performance
- 6.1.5. Warnings
- 6.1.6 Facade Elemental Performance
- 6.1.7 Window to Wall ratio
- 6.1.8 Overall Percentage Glazing
- 6.1.9 Set to Maximum Percentage Glazing
- 6.1.10 Current Facade Performance
- 6.1.11 Recalculate
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- 6.3 Applying Glazing to the Mass Model
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