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March 24th ARCH 357 - #18 In Class Notes Parameters of Heat Gain / Cooling Load Altitude of Sun / Orientation Solar Heat Gain Factor Shade / Window / Fenestration Solar Heat Gain Factor of Glass and Shading Coefficient Surface Material: Color / Reflectance Sol-Air Temperature Humidity Level Ventilation / Windows or Mechanical <a href="/keyword/latent-heat/" >latent...
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