Calculate the total heat gains of the window below. Dimension: 9' by 15' Materials: 1" insulating glass, 1/4" lites, clear Note: SC = 0.38 due to blinds Orientation: South Time: When SHGC peaks for the South orientation on July 21, 40 N Temperature difference between design and outdoor: 33 F

Calculate the total heat gains of the window below. Dimension: 9' by 15' Materials: 1" insulating glass, 1/4" lites, clear Note: SC = 0.38 due to blinds Orientation: South Time: When SHGC peaks for the South orientation on July 21, 40 N Temperature difference between design and outdoor: 33 F

Principles of Heat Transfer (Activate Learning with these NEW titles from Engineering!)

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Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter11: Heat Transfer By Radiation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 11.34P

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Calculate the total heat gains of the window below.

Dimension: 9' by 15'

Materials: 1" insulating glass, 1/4" lites, clear

Note: SC = 0.38 due to blinds

Orientation: South

Time: When SHGC peaks for the South orientation on July 21, 40 N

Temperature difference between design and outdoor: 33 F

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