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Guidelines for Effective Residential Solar Shading Devices
This study presents guidelines for the effective use of solar shading devices installed on residentialwindows under typical Canadian cold climates. The study addresses: thermal peak loads and energy useof old, current and future low or net-zero energy Canadian houses; energy costs and payback period
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