Joarder, 2012 - Google Patents
A survey on daylighting potentiality in the offices of Dhaka BangladeshJoarder, 2012
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- Joarder M
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In the offices of Dhaka, artificial light is the main contributor to the visual environment, even though there is an abundance of daylight and the working hours in offices utilise much of the daylight hours. Electric lighting costs, peak demand charges, and work interruptions during …
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