Fourier analysis of conductive heat transfer for glazed roofing materials

Fourier analysis of conductive heat transfer for glazed roofing materials

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For low-rise buildings, roof is the most exposed surface to solar radiation. The main mode of heat transfer from outdoor via the roof is conduction. The rate of heat transfer and the thermal impact is dependent on the thermophysical properties of roofing materials. Thus, it is important to analyze t...

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Main Authors: Almanan, R.N.R (Author), Bahaman, N. (Author), Ismail, R. (Author), Roslan, N.L (Author), Zakaria, N.Z (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: American Institute of Physics Inc. 2014
Subjects:
Atmospheric temperature
Conductive heat transfer
Conductive materials
Cultivation
Fourier analysis
Fourier series
Fourier-series expansion
Free-standing structures
Functions
Harmonic analysis
Heat transfer
Linear relationships
Mathematical modeling
Mathematical models
Periodic function
Polycarbonates
Rate of heat transfer
Roofing materials
Roofs
Sun
Surface temperatures
Sustainable development
Thermodynamic properties
Ventilation
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