John,
Most of the building models in TRNSYS simply ask for the user to
supply the external heat transfer coefficient so you can treat it
however you like. The algorithm that I usually use is from ASRHAE:
h = (AA+BB*WindVel+CC*WindVel**2)*3.6
where h is the external convection coefficient in kJ/h.m2, AA, BB, and
CC are empirical coefficients that depend on the exterior surface
material and WindVel is the wind speed in m/s. The AA, BB and CC
coefficients (again from ASHRAE) would be:
AA BB CC
Stucco 11.58 5.894 0.0
Brick 12.49 4.065 0.028
Concrete 10.79 4.192 0.0
Wood 8.23 4.00 -0.057
Smooth plaster 10.22 3.1 0.0
Glass 8.23 3.33 -0.036
Cheers,
David
At 13:30 9/12/2007, J.A. Palyvos wrote:
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Dear all,
I would appreciate any information on the external forced
convection algorithms (i.e. wind loss coefficient expressions) used
in TRNSYS.(I am aware of the McAdams/Jurges linear relation used
in Type 19).
Many thanks,
J.A. Palyvos, NTUA
Athens
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