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An investigation of atmospheric turbidity of Thai sky
AbstractAn investigation of atmospheric turbidity has been undertaken for tropical Thai sky. Values of turbidity indices, namely, Linke factor (TL), Angstrom coefficient (β) and illuminance turbidity factor (Til) are derived directly from measurements taken by pyrheliometer, Volz sunphotometer and beam illuminance meter. Monthly mean values and frequency of occurrence of the value of each turbidity index are used to characterize variations of atmospheric turbidity. Simple polynomial equations are developed for computing values of Linke factor and illuminance turbidity factor as functions of solar altitude angle. Using the values of Linke factor and illuminance turbidity factor obtained from the models developed, values of beam normal irradiance and illuminance can be calculated accurately under clear sky conditions. Values of daylight illuminance are useful for daylighting application that contributes to energy conservation for buildings. Knowledge of the size of beam normal irradiance is useful for calculation of cooling load in air-conditioning buildings in tropical climate.
An investigation of atmospheric turbidity of Thai sky
AbstractAn investigation of atmospheric turbidity has been undertaken for tropical Thai sky. Values of turbidity indices, namely, Linke factor (TL), Angstrom coefficient (β) and illuminance turbidity factor (Til) are derived directly from measurements taken by pyrheliometer, Volz sunphotometer and beam illuminance meter. Monthly mean values and frequency of occurrence of the value of each turbidity index are used to characterize variations of atmospheric turbidity. Simple polynomial equations are developed for computing values of Linke factor and illuminance turbidity factor as functions of solar altitude angle. Using the values of Linke factor and illuminance turbidity factor obtained from the models developed, values of beam normal irradiance and illuminance can be calculated accurately under clear sky conditions. Values of daylight illuminance are useful for daylighting application that contributes to energy conservation for buildings. Knowledge of the size of beam normal irradiance is useful for calculation of cooling load in air-conditioning buildings in tropical climate.
An investigation of atmospheric turbidity of Thai sky
Chaiwiwatworakul, Pipat (Autor:in) / Chirarattananon, Surapong (Autor:in)
Energy and Buildings ; 36 ; 650-659
01.01.2004
10 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
An investigation of atmospheric turbidity of Thai sky
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