SantRamandH.P.GargSDOSApplied EnergySant Ram,H. P Garg.Heat flux through a Trombe wall/roof. Applied Energy . 1985S. Ram, H. P. Garg, "Heat flux through a Trombe wall / roof, Applied Energy", 19(1), pp.61-71
The thermal transmittance of a wall is determined by measuring the conductive heat flux through the wall and the temperatures of the environments either side of it. It is a non-destructive method, and its disadvantages are the requirement to access the building, limitations on where probes can ...
I am simulating a simple concrete wall junction and i've created a temperature difference between the exterior and the interior. Now I need the total heat flux passing from the interior to the exterior, I am only able to visualise the progress the heat flux through the wall,...
1、几何建模,网格划分 2、求解计算 Residual> continuity>1e-6,混合初始化,迭代300步 3、后处理
The inclusions and the backwall were considered as thermal insulators, and the lateral surfaces were modeled as an adiabatic boundary condition. A convective heat flux of 5 W/(m2 K) was assumed on the top surface of the specimen. The mesh was composed of a tetrahedral mesh of size 0.8 mm...
In this work, we present a new method for the design of heat flux manipulating devices, with emphasis on their fabricability. The design is obtained as solution of a nonlinear optimization problem where the objective function represents the given heat flux manipulation task, and the design variabl...
8 Why NASP Fell Short 为何国家空天飞机没有达到目标 NASP was founded on optimism, but it involved a good deal more than blind faith. Key technical areas had not been properly explored and offered sig…
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For example, poleward heat flux in the North Atlantic reaches its maximum around 25°N, where both the mean meridional overturning and horizontal wind-driven gyre contribute. In comparison, however, the contribution by eddies is relatively small. In the North Pacific, the mean meridional ...
Also termed latent heat flux or transpiration, is the loss of heat by an organism through evaporation of water, Qevap (cal cm−2 min−1), is an important heat loss from the leaf both because of its magnitude and also because it is under control by the plant to a greater extent tha...