Thermal shutters and shades : over 100 schemes for reducing heat-loss through windows / William A. Shurcliff.

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Shurcliff, William A.

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Thermal shutters and shades : over 100 schemes for reducing heat-loss through windows / William A. Shurcliff.

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Description:

xi, 238 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 231-233) and index.
How heat is lost through windows -- Economics of shutters and shades -- Considerations governing design of shutters and shades -- Man insulating materials -- Outdoor transparent and translucent insulating devices -- Outdoor opaque shutters that are not permanently attached -- Outdoor opaque shutters attached by hinges -- Outdoor opaque shutters that slide to right or left -- Outdoor opaque shutters of other types -- Between-glazing-sheets devices -- Indoor transparent and translucent devices -- Indoor opaque shutters that are not permanently attached -- Indoor opaque shutters that slide -- Indoor opaque shutters hinged at side -- Indoor opaque shutters hinged at top -- Indoor opaque one-sheet roll-up shades and roll-up shutters -- Indoor opaque multi-sheet roll-up shades -- Indoor devices of other types -- Devices for special applications.

ISBN:

0931790085
9780931790089
093179014X
9780931790140

Subject:

Blinds.
Window shades.
Buildings Energy conservation.
Stores.
Constructions Économies d'énergie.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 29261
Call No.: 5778; ID:88-B14921
Status: Available

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