AAMA 507-2015

Standard Practice for Determining the Thermal Performance Characteristics of Fenestration Systems in Commercial Buildings

AAMA 507-2015 发布历史

Fenestration affects building energy use through four basic mechanisms: thermal heat transfer, solar heat gain, visible transmittance and air leakage. Condensation resistance is considered not to affect energy use and is therefore not a concern of the building codes. However, CRF is an important thermal performance characteristic and is therefore included in this document. This document covers glazed fenestration systems such as windows, curtain walls, window walls, sloped glazing, storefronts, doors and other glazed products that are installed in commercial buildings (buildings other than low-rise residential buildings). For projecting elements that do not increase usable floor space, refer to the generalized equation in Section 7.1 and the specific building application. Products not covered by this standard include fenestration systems (windows, doors, skylights) intended for use in low-rise residential applications.

AAMA 507-2015由US-AAMA 发布于 2015-12。

AAMA 507-2015的历代版本如下：

• 2007年04月 AAMA 507-2007 安装在商业建筑中的开窗装置热工作特性测定用标准实施规程
• 2012年12月 AAMA 507-2012
• 2015年12月 AAMA 507-2015

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标准号

AAMA 507-2015

发布日期

2015年12月

实施日期

废止日期

无

发布单位

US-AAMA

适用范围

Fenestration affects building energy use through four basic mechanisms: thermal heat transfer, solar heat gain, visible transmittance and air leakage. Condensation resistance is considered not to affect energy use and is therefore not a concern of the building codes. However, CRF is an important thermal performance characteristic and is therefore included in this document. This document covers glazed fenestration systems such as windows, curtain walls, window walls, sloped glazing, storefronts, doors and other glazed products that are installed in commercial buildings (buildings other than low-rise residential buildings). For projecting elements that do not increase usable floor space, refer to the generalized equation in Section 7.1 and the specific building application. Products not covered by this standard include fenestration systems (windows, doors, skylights) intended for use in low-rise residential applications.