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T.N Stasinopoulos
Geometric form and insulation
J. Page (1986)
Prediction of solar radiation on inclined surfaces
This study focuses on the widely accepted principle that the equatorial sides of a building offer the optimum solar potential for solar space heating. A comparison between the solar irradiation on the south walls and horizontal roofs of buildings in London and Athens highlights the energy benefits of facing the sky rather than the equator. Four building examples exemplify practical ways to utilize the rather neglected potential of roofs as solar collectors for space heating.
Environmental Management and Health – Emerald Publishing
Published: Oct 1, 2002
Keywords: Solar energy; Space utilization; Roofs
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