A spectral model for longwave radiant heat transfer: influence of new generation polymers in BES
Édouard Walther, Antoine Hubert
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Édouard Walther, Antoine Hubert
Abstract
The present work deals with the usage of infrared transparent materials in building simulation. Building Energy Simulation models generally take into account shortwave and longwave radiant transfer in separate ways that do not allow for the computation of radiation through infrared transparent materials. In this paper, the successful comparison of an RC-based building model with EnergyPlus is first presented and the influence of infrared transmissivity of polymer windows is evaluated.
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The present work deals with the usage of infrared transparent materials in building simulation. Building Energy Simulation models generally take into account shortwave and longwave radiant transfer in separate ways that do not allow for the computation of radiation through infrared transparent materials. In this paper, the successful comparison of an RC-based building model with EnergyPlus is first presented and the influence of infrared transmissivity of polymer windows is evaluated.
Key concepts: Longwave, Radiant energy, Shortwave, Infrared, Heat transfer, Radiative transfer, Computation, Thermal radiation