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Windows are one of the main contributors to building energy consumption, andemerging dynamic window technologies offer improved performance. Specifically,NIRfocused window technologies are desirable in climates that consume bothheating and cooling energy. However, the whole building energy effects ofchangeable NIR response of building windows have not been captured, largely dueto the lack of an appropriate energy simulation method and NIR-focused windowmodeling. This study focuses on developing a simulation method that enables thecomprehensive evaluation of the whole building energy effects of dynamic NIRmodulations. Using an EnergyPlus EMS-based parametric framework, annual energysavings were estimated for a switchable between glass built-in system acrossthree representative cities in ASHRAE climate zones 3, 4, and 5. ThisNIR-focused technology yielded energy savings of up to 19%. The resultsdemonstrate the effects of NIR-focused window technologies on heating andcooling loads in different climates.

Parametric Simulation of Dynamic Glazing System with Changeable NIR Response