Time: 1 Month Duration
Location: Online
USD 100 (≈ QAR 364)
Glass is an important building element that brings daylight in a space. All-glass buildings are a common scenario in most parts of the world. Extensive use of glass results in excessive light and heat ingress which not desired for a well designed comfortable space. A balance between heat and light gain can be achieved by selecting the right kind of glass in addition to using shading devices and being aware of the window wall ratio used in the project. While all glass might look the same, its specifications have a significant impact on daylighting. When you learn about glass, you have to learn about heat ingress as well in addition to daylight. Awareness of the properties of glass and its technical specifications will help in selecting the right kind of glass for an application.
$ 100
Enroll NowCourse Curriculum
Lecture: 1 Introduction
Lecture: 2 Module 1: Heat Transfer through Glazing
Lecture: 3 Module 2: Window to Wall Ratio
Lecture: 4 Module 3: Glass Properties Part1
Lecture: 5 Module 4: Glass Properties Part2
Lecture: 6 Module 5: Glass Properties Part3
Lecture: 7 Module 6: Glass Specifications in GSAS
What you will Learn
1. Clarity on glazing properties
2. Understand impact on daylighting
3. Select the right glazing for design
4. Apply guidelines in practice
5. Understand glass specifications in GSAS
Instructors
Course Features
Duration:
0.6 hours
Fees:
USD 100 (≈ QAR 364)
Learning Hours (LH):
2 LHs
Language:
English
Experience Level:
Intermediate
Accreditation:
GSAS Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
Course Type:
Sustainability Courses
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