%0 Journal Article %A Frederick C Winkelmann %A Stephen E Selkowitz %B Energy and Buildings %D 1985 %G eng %L LBL-18508 %P 271-286 %T Daylighting Simulation in the DOE-2 Building Energy Analysis Program %V 8 %1
Windows and Daylighting Group
%2 LBL-18508 %XA daylighting calculation has been intergrated grated into the DOE-2 building energy analysis computer program. Users can, for the first time in a widely-accepted, publicly-available program, determine the impact of daylight utilization on heating and cooling loads, energy use, energy cost, and peak electrical demand. We describe the algorithms which simulate hourly-varying interior illuminance, management of windows for sun and glare control, and the operation of electric lighting control systems. Sample DOE-2 daylighting output reports are presented and results of program validation against scale model illuminance measurements using the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory sky simulator are discussed.