2- For general office room, only one side of it is exposed to the outside while the other sides are faced to conditioned spaces. If we neglect the heat loss through the roof and floor calculate the heat loss through the exposed wall if it consists of (19 mm plaster outside cement & sand), (20 cm hollow concrete block, sand &gravel 3 hollows) and (12.5 mm plaster inside, gypsum and sand), if the exposed wall has a window represent 50 percent of it. If the inside and outside temperatures are 22 °C and 0°C calculate the heat loss through the exposed wall. (Assume the thermal conductivity for materials)

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2- For general office room, only one side of it is exposed to the outside while the other
sides are faced to conditioned spaces. If we neglect the heat loss through the roof and
floor calculate the heat loss through the exposed wall if it consists of (19 mm plaster
outside cement & sand), (20 cm hollow concrete block, sand &gravel 3 hollows) and
(12.5 mm plaster inside, gypsum and sand), if the exposed wall has a window represent
50 percent of it. If the inside and outside temperatures are 22 °C and 0°C calculate the
heat loss through the exposed wall. (Assume the thermal conductivity for materials)
Transcribed Image Text:2- For general office room, only one side of it is exposed to the outside while the other sides are faced to conditioned spaces. If we neglect the heat loss through the roof and floor calculate the heat loss through the exposed wall if it consists of (19 mm plaster outside cement & sand), (20 cm hollow concrete block, sand &gravel 3 hollows) and (12.5 mm plaster inside, gypsum and sand), if the exposed wall has a window represent 50 percent of it. If the inside and outside temperatures are 22 °C and 0°C calculate the heat loss through the exposed wall. (Assume the thermal conductivity for materials)
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