Building Heat Transfer

Davies, M.G.

doi:10.1002/0470020555

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“…may be calculated for a two-layer window pane by applying Fig.3 and infinite series expansion to give the following expressions (Davies 2004, ISO 9050:2003(2003, Kimura 1977, Rubin et al 1998:…”

Section: A T R I N C I D E N T L I G H T T + a + R =mentioning

confidence: 99%

Solar radiation glazing factors for window panes, glass structures and electrochromic windows in buildings—Measurement and calculation

Jelle

2013

Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells

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Window panes, glass structures and electrochromic windows in buildings may be characterized by a number of solar radiation glazing factors, i.e. ultraviolet solar transmittance, visible solar transmittance, solar transmittance, solar material protection factor, solar skin protection factor, external visible solar reflectance, internal visible solar reflectance, solar reflectance, solar absorbance, emissivity, solar factor and colour rendering factor. Comparison of these solar quantities for different glass fabrications enables one to evaluate and thus select the most appropriate glass material or system for the specific buildings and applications. Measurements and calculations were carried out on various glass materials, including three electrochromic window devices, and several two-layer and three-layer window pane configurations.

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Section: A T R I N C I D E N T L I G H T T + a + R =mentioning

confidence: 99%

Solar radiation glazing factors for window panes, glass structures and electrochromic windows in buildings—Measurement and calculation

Jelle

2013

Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells

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“…(3.12) and [3] p. 381. In the wall matrix, formed by multiplication of the succession of slab matrices, the element in the position of r/R has the value of unity and there is a relation between the five remaining terms.…”

Section: Class 1: the Progressive Solutionmentioning

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One-dimensional solutions to Fourier's equation and measures of heat transmission through walls: The role of wall decay times

Urbikain¹,

Davies²

2008

Building and Environment

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“…For a homogeneous wall structure, the heat transfer through the thickness of wall structure can be expressed by Davies [14] based on Fourier's law: The temperature at the x-position of the wall and at time t, T(x,t) can be obtained using the method outlined by Davies [15]:…”

Section: External Wall Structurementioning

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Impact of Insulation Type and Thickness on the Dynamic Thermal Characteristics of an External Wall Structure

Yuan

2018

Sustainability

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Abstract:The dynamic thermal characteristics of external wall structures are directly related to indoor thermal comfort and energy savings in buildings; they are also complicated and worth investigating. Thermal insulation in external wall structures has become a popular topic of investigation in the domain of building energy efficiency. This study aims to find the impact of insulation type and thickness on the dynamic thermal characteristics of external wall structures using a homogeneous multi-layer building external wall structure and three types of insulation materials that are widely used in Japan. The impact of insulation type and thickness on seven thermal characteristics of external walls, including thermal transmittance, decrement factor or amplitude attenuation, time lag, thermal admittance, time lead for thermal admittance, surface factor, and thermal capacity, was evaluated by numerical methods in this study. It was shown that insulation type and thickness would have a significant effect on thermal transmittance, decrement factor and time lag, but yield no significant change in thermal admittance, time lead for thermal admittance, surface factor, and the thermal capacity of external wall structures.

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Building Heat Transfer

Cited by 103 publications

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Solar radiation glazing factors for window panes, glass structures and electrochromic windows in buildings—Measurement and calculation

Solar radiation glazing factors for window panes, glass structures and electrochromic windows in buildings—Measurement and calculation

One-dimensional solutions to Fourier's equation and measures of heat transmission through walls: The role of wall decay times

Impact of Insulation Type and Thickness on the Dynamic Thermal Characteristics of an External Wall Structure

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