6. Greenhouse effect
Solar energy entering a room through glazing is absorbed by furniture and interior walls.
As these heat up, they re-emit thermal radiation, mainly in the far infrared range with wavelengths above 5,000 nm, for which glass is practically opaque.
Incoming energy is trapped in the room and the temperature of the ambient air rises, sometimes causing discomfort in summer and even winter (figure 8).
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Bibliography
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(1) - NF EN 410 - Verre dans la construction. Détermination des caractéristiques lumineuses et solaires des vitrages - (2011).
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(2) - NF EN 673 - Verre dans la construction. Détermination du coefficient de transmission thermique U – Méthode de calcul - (2011).
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