3680 -- Thermal Performance of Clean Horizontal Radiant Barriers Under Winter Conditions: Laboratory Measurements and Mathematical Modeling PDF

3680 -- Thermal Performance of Clean Horizontal Radiant Barriers Under Winter Conditions: Laboratory Measurements and Mathematical Modeling PDF

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3680 -- Thermal Performance of Clean Horizontal Radiant Barriers Under Winter Conditions: Laboratory Measurements and Mathematical Modeling PDF

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1993

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ASHRAE

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Presents the results of laboratory measurements of the thermal performance of clean horizontal radiant barriers in a simulated residential attic module under night time or low solar gain daytime winter conditions. Comparing tests under the same conditions with and without a radiant barrier shows that the addition of a clean horizontal radiant barrier to insulation at the R22 to R25 level decreases the ceiling heat flow by 6% to 8%. The experimental results were found to be in very good agreement with predictions made with a mathematical model for the thermal performance of attics. Note R22 = surface to surface thermal resistance 22 h-ft.2 deg.F/Btu.

KEYWORDS: thermal insulation, attics, experiment, radiation, radiation control coatings, measuring, calculating, models, winter, laboratory testing, horizontal.


File Size : 1 file , 1.3 MB
Note : This product is unavailable in Russia, Belarus
Number of Pages : 11
Product Code(s) : D-18147
Published : 1993

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