On x 7 Insulated Giass Sikding Doors A Wndows Are Doubie Glass *ina space DINING ROOM KITCHEN BATH 1 -n-11%in. 79in BATH 2 CLO On R-30 Insulation -7-10n- Wall Construct Aluminum Sidi R-5 Sheathing 2 in. x4 in. St with BED RM 1 CLO 10n LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM R-11 Insulatiom 1/2 in. Drywall 10-10n 1-9%an In Concrete Siab→ Grade -12-8%in- ENTRY BED RM 3 BED RM 2 -GR-6n- Diagram for Problem 6.21 Floor is concrete slab on ground. D2: Sliding glass door, two 3 ft by 6 fft 8 in sections d 25 4in

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Bt. x 7t. Insulated
Glass Sliding Doors
AI Windows Are Double Glass
% in. air space
Xtx1%t
4.x4t.
10.-3in.
11ft
DINING ROOM
КITCHEN
BATH 1
-9t.-11%in.
7.9%in.
BATH 2
CLO
R-30 Insulation
-7n-10in.
Wall Construction:
Aluminum Siding.
R-5 Sheathing.
2 in. x 4 in. Studs
with
R-11 Insulation
BED RM 1
CLO.
411.
10in
LIVING ROOM
DINING ROOM
1/2 in. Drywall
10f1.-10in-
-Bf.-9%in
Grade
12.-0% in.
3 in. Concrete Slab
ENTRY
BED RM 3
BED RM 2
6R-6in
4t, x 6t.
4ft x4ft
4f.x4ft
Diagram for Problem 6.21
• Floor is concrete slab on ground.
D2: Sliding glass door, two 3 ft by 6 ft 8 in sections, dou-
ble-glazed, 1/2 in. airspace, aluminum frame
6.21 Determine design heating and cooling loads for the res-
idence shown in the figure and located in Manhattan, Kansas.
70ft.
25R-4in.
-101.-2in.
1ft.
Transcribed Image Text:Bt. x 7t. Insulated Glass Sliding Doors AI Windows Are Double Glass % in. air space Xtx1%t 4.x4t. 10.-3in. 11ft DINING ROOM КITCHEN BATH 1 -9t.-11%in. 7.9%in. BATH 2 CLO R-30 Insulation -7n-10in. Wall Construction: Aluminum Siding. R-5 Sheathing. 2 in. x 4 in. Studs with R-11 Insulation BED RM 1 CLO. 411. 10in LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM 1/2 in. Drywall 10f1.-10in- -Bf.-9%in Grade 12.-0% in. 3 in. Concrete Slab ENTRY BED RM 3 BED RM 2 6R-6in 4t, x 6t. 4ft x4ft 4f.x4ft Diagram for Problem 6.21 • Floor is concrete slab on ground. D2: Sliding glass door, two 3 ft by 6 ft 8 in sections, dou- ble-glazed, 1/2 in. airspace, aluminum frame 6.21 Determine design heating and cooling loads for the res- idence shown in the figure and located in Manhattan, Kansas. 70ft. 25R-4in. -101.-2in. 1ft.
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