National design handbook prototype on passive solar heating and natural cooling of buildings: Annex VI: Climate data for Sydney region

National design handbook prototype on passive solar heating and natural cooling of buildings

		Foreword
		Introduction
		I. Principles of passive solar architecture
		II. The Australian climates and people
		III. Fundamentals of heat flow
		IV. Thermal comfort
		V. Basic design principles and strategies
		VI. Bio-climatic analysis and comfort strategies
		VII. Detail design
		VIII. Final design evaluation
		Annex I: Relevant Australian standards
		Annex II: Glossary of terms
		Annex III: Metric units of measurements
		Annex IV: Typical internal heat loads for appliances
		Annex V: Minimum additional thermal resistance requirements
		Annex VI: Climate data for Sydney region - mean daily insolation for Sydney
		Annex VII: Selected thermal properties of various building material
		Annex VIII: Selected u-values and r-values
		Annex IX: Heating degree day data - new south Wales
		Annex X: Glass-mass performance graphs
		Annex XI: Appraisal graphs for the 5-star design rating system
		Annex XII: Sun position charts for Australian capital cities
		Annex XIII: Bibliography and suggested reading

Mean daily solar radiation on surfaces of various orientations

Average for years 1972-1976 computed from measured hourly global insolation on a horizontal surface (University of New South Wales)

(Bugler Solar Energy Journal vol. 19 (1977), p.477) -34 deg. latitude