ShadingCoefficient

- V1.1

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Property attributes in the data dictionary, per EN ISO 23386

GUID ce78c5f55291409f87b92b9b7457d440
URI https://pdts.pt/uri/0.1/prop/CoeficienteSombreamento
Version: https://pdts.pt/uri/0.1/prop/CoeficienteSombreamento/v1
Name Shading coefficient
Name (code form) ShadingCoefficient
Definition The measure of a glass' ability to transmit solar heat, relative to the same ability of a 3 mm (1/8 inch) clear, double-strength, single pane of glass. The shading coefficient is being phased out in favor of the solar heat gain coefficient, whose value multiplied by 1.15 is approximately the Shading Coefficient.
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Status Active
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Date of creation 2022-06-05
Date of activation 2022-06-05
Date of last change 2022-06-05
Date of revision 2022-06-05
Date of version 2022-06-05
Version 1
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Creator’s language pt-PT
Country of use PT
Country of origin PT
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Dynamic property FALSE
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Data template Property description
door V1.1 The measure of a glass ability to transmit solar heat, relative to the same ability of a 3 mm (1/8 inch) clear, double-strength, single pane of glass. The shading coefficient is being phased out in favor of the solar heat gain coefficient, whose value multiplied by 1.15 is approximately the Shading Coefficient.
door V2.1 The measure of a glass ability to transmit solar heat, relative to the same ability of a 3 mm (1/8 inch) clear, double-strength, single pane of glass. The shading coefficient is being phased out in favor of the solar heat gain coefficient, whose value multiplied by 1.15 is approximately the Shading Coefficient.
Window V1.1 The measure of a glass' ability to transmit solar heat, relative to the same ability of a 3 mm (1/8 inch) clear, double-strength, single pane of glass. The shading coefficient is being phased out in favor of the solar heat gain coefficient, whose value multiplied by 1.15 is approximately the Shading Coefficient.