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Suns Energy in Southern England in winter.
ScoobieGirl
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I'm trying to get figures for the amouth of energy in kW per m2 the sun provides on an average winters day to see if a homemade heating system can make a shed/office more bareable. The only figure I can find specifically for winter rather than a yearly average is 200 W/m2. Does anyone have a feel if this is per hour or per day? The source does not specify. If it's daily that's rubbish! But the sun does feel pretty weak.
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I believe the Magic Words are "solar gain", but I don't have any real idea where to find it unless you know a friendly architect, or a helpful Google...
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Thank you, that's a big help.The hits I'm getting on Google now are a lot more helpful than the ones I was getting before.0
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