Analytical approach to transient heat conduction in cooling load calculations

M Duska; M. Bartak; F. Drkal; J.L.M. Hensen

Analytical approach to transient heat conduction in cooling load calculations

M Duska
, M. Bartak
, F. Drkal
, J.L.M. Hensen

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The paper briefly reviews four existing analytical methods for the solution of the Fourier’s equation in cooling load calculations. The performance of nine different procedures (the four methods and their modifications) is presented on an example of heat transmission through a heavy wall under realistic external conditions. For the current case it was proved that the admittance method gives results similar to those obtained by the periodic response factors (PRF) approach, which is normally considered to be more advanced. Possible errors were found in the previously published coefficients for one of the PRF modifications.

Originele taal-2	Engels
Titel	Proceedings of the 17th Int. Air-conditioning and Ventilation Conference, Prague
Plaats van productie	Prague
Uitgeverij	STP - Society of Environmental Engineering
Pagina's	7-
ISBN van geprinte versie	80-02-01811-7
Status	Gepubliceerd - 2006
Evenement	conference; ACV 2006 : Air-conditioning and Ventilation Conference 2006 ; 17, Prague; 2006-05-17; 2006-05-19 - Duur: 17 mei 2006 → 19 mei 2006

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Congres	conference; ACV 2006 : Air-conditioning and Ventilation Conference 2006 ; 17, Prague; 2006-05-17; 2006-05-19
Periode	17/05/06 → 19/05/06
Ander	ACV 2006 : Air-conditioning and Ventilation Conference 2006 ; 17, Prague

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Duska, M, Bartak, M, Drkal, F & Hensen, JLM 2006, Analytical approach to transient heat conduction in cooling load calculations. in Proceedings of the 17th Int. Air-conditioning and Ventilation Conference, Prague. STP - Society of Environmental Engineering, Prague, blz. 7-, conference; ACV 2006 : Air-conditioning and Ventilation Conference 2006 ; 17, Prague; 2006-05-17; 2006-05-19, 17/05/06.

Analytical approach to transient heat conduction in cooling load calculations. / Duska, M; Bartak, M.; Drkal, F. et al.
Proceedings of the 17th Int. Air-conditioning and Ventilation Conference, Prague. Prague: STP - Society of Environmental Engineering, 2006. blz. 7-.

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