Introduction the study of heat transmission across outer walls in case of periodic temperatures exchanges
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1965.v18.i176.4300Abstract
In the study of heat transmission across outer walls, it is not possible to avoid the fact that external temperature varies periodically. Hence in this paper a theoretical calculation is made of the maximum heat flow across a wall, taking Into account the damping and retardation acting on the heat wave, as it reaches the inner face of the wall. A number of practical numerical applications are given. A number of a priori simplifying hypotheses have been made, which enable a rational and non too complex study of the problem to be made. This has been possible by the use of the Alford, Ryan and Urban equations.
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