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Field assessment of the thermal characteristics of innovative glazing systems at the Canadian Centre for Housing Technology
The energy consumption of twin research houses was compared for high solar heat gain (HSG) and low solar heat gain (LSG) glazing systems. The glazing systems were compared for 28 days during the winter and 23 days during the summer. During these periods, all 31 glazing units in the test house were f
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