A residence room of 40ft x 20ft x 15 ft high. The room contains two (6 ft x 3 ft) well-fitted doors made of nominal 2in wood, and six single glass, double-hung metal windows, non-weather stripped, locked, each (5 ft x 2 ft), tb.l= 85°F, to = 15°F, Vwind 5 mph. The wall is constructed from 4in common brick, 6 in concrete sand loos when and gravel, and metal lath plaster at outside. Compute the total heat total heat loc 0.3, Uglass = 1.13. Uroof =

A residence room of 40ft x 20ft x 15 ft high. The room contains two (6 ft x 3 ft) well-fitted doors made of nominal 2in wood, and six single glass, double-hung metal windows, non-weather stripped, locked, each (5 ft x 2 ft), tb.l= 85°F, to = 15°F, Vwind 5 mph. The wall is constructed from 4in common brick, 6 in concrete sand loos when and gravel, and metal lath plaster at outside. Compute the total heat total heat loc 0.3, Uglass = 1.13. Uroof =

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