Q1: Calculate total heat gain through a roof skylight, shown in figure 1, during July at 12 o'clock. The glass is a medium color painted glass. The skylight is with dimension of 1.5 m in radius. The inside design condition is maintained at 20 °C, and outside temperature is 35 °C. Take the overall heat transfer coefficient of the glass, 5.8 W/m. C. The building is at location 40° North Latitude.

Q1: Calculate total heat gain through a roof skylight, shown in figure 1, during July at 12 o'clock. The glass is a medium color painted glass. The skylight is with dimension of 1.5 m in radius. The inside design condition is maintained at 20 °C, and outside temperature is 35 °C. Take the overall heat transfer coefficient of the glass, 5.8 W/m. C. The building is at location 40° North Latitude.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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