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BS 6262-2:2005

BS 6262-2:2005

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Glazing for buildings – Code of practice for energy, light and sound

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BSI 2005 30
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This part of BS 6262 gives information and recommendations for vertical glazing in the external walls and interiors of buildings, with respect to their effect on the energy, light and sound environments in the building.

These recommendations do not apply to:

  1. patent glazing (see BS 5516-1);

  2. glass in non-vertical applications (see BS 5516-2);

  3. glazing for furniture and fittings (see BS 7376 and Bs 7449);

  4. glazing for commercial greenhouses (see BS 5502-21);

  5. glazing for domestic greenhouses.

Requirements for standards of workmanship for glazing have been published separately as BS 8000-7 and therefore this subject is not dealt with in this standard.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
1 BRITISH STANDARD
2 Committees responsible for this British Standard
3 Contents
5 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
glazing (noun)
glazing (verb)
insulating glass unit
coupled glazing
pane
6 plastics glazing sheet material
vertical glazing
task lighting
amenity lighting
passive solar gain
4 Energy
4.1 General
4.2 Thermal comfort
4.3 Solar energy gain
4.4 Total solar energy transmittance
8 Performance of different glass products showing the relationship between light transmission and total solar energy transmission
9 Properties of a typical range of clear and body-tinted glass products
10 Properties of a typical range of clear glass and reflective coated glass products
Properties of a typical range of laminated glass products with clear and tinted interlayers and clear glass
12 Properties of a typical range of insulating glass units with clear float inner pane
13 Properties of a typical range of insulating glass units with hard coat low emissivity inner pane
14 Properties of a typical range of insulating glass units with soft coat low emissivity inner pane
15 4.5 Energy loss
Thermal transmittance (U value) of glass products: Single glazing
16 Thermal transmittance (U value) of glass products: Insulating glass units
Thermal transmittance (U value) of glass products: Coupled glazing
17 Thermal transmittance (U value) of single and double plastics glazing sheet materials
4.6 Condensation
18 4.7 Energy balance
4.8 Thermal safety of glass
4.9 Thermal expansion
19 5 Light
5.1 Daylighting
5.2 User requirements from daylight
5.3 Light transmission properties of windows
Light transmission correction factors
20 5.4 Glazing properties and their influence on daylight quantity and quality
5.5 Glare
21 5.6 Diffusion and obscuration
5.7 Fading
22 5.8 One way vision
6 Sound
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Source of noise
6.3 Specification of acoustic performance
6.4 Acoustic indices
23 6.5 Sound reduction of a single glass pane
24 6.6 Sound reduction of insulating glass units and secondary glazing
25 Typical sound reduction properties of single glazing
26 Typical sound reduction properties of insulating glass units and secondary glazing
27 6.7 Sound insulation of plastic glazing sheets
Sound reduction: Single plastics glazing sheet material
Sound reduction: Double glazing, both panels the same thickness of plastics glazing sheet material
28 (informative) Design skies
(informative) Design skies

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