Download as pdf
Download as pdf
You are on page 1of 13
5-2 Tabulated Overall Heat-Transfer Coefficients 143 5-2 TABULATED OVERALL HEAT-TRANSFER COEFFICIENTS « Forconvenience of the designer, tables have been constructed that give overall coeffi- cients for many common building sections, including walls and floors, doors, windows, and skylights. The tables used in the ASHRAE Handbook (1) have a great deal of flexibility and are summarized in the following pages. Walls and Roofs ‘Walls and roofs vary considerably in the materials from which they are constructed. Therefore, the thermal resistance or the overall heat transfer coefficient is usually computed on an individual basis using Eqs. 5-14 and 5-19, This procedure is demon- strated fora wall and a roof in Tables 5-4a and 5-45, Note that in each case an element has been changed. The tabular presentation makes it simple to recalculate the ther- mal resistance. In each case the unit thermal resistance and the overall heat-transfer coefficient have been computed for one set of conditions. EXAMPLE 5-1 A frame wall is modified to have 3} in. of mineral fiber insulation between the studs. Compute the overall heat-transfer coefficient U if the unit thermal resistance without the insulation is 4.44 (hr-ft?-F)/Btu, Assume a mean temperature of OF and a temperature difference of 20F. ‘Table 5-4a Coefficients of Transmission U of Masonry Cavity Walls, Btu/(hr-ft?-F)* Resistance R (hr-f-F)/Btu pe Cossrnstoall Ges Canattion 208 Between Between At Tem Furring AtFurring Furring —Furring 1, Outside surface 0.17 0.17 O17 017 (15 mph wind) 2. Face brick, 4 in, 044 044 tas 3, Cement mortar, 0.10 0.10 010 0.10 OSin. ‘4, Concrete bolck® Ln Ln 2.9 2.99 5. Reflective air space, an mo an os 0,75 in, (50 F mean; 30 F temperature difference) 6, Nominal 1 in, x 3 in, - 0.94 - 0.94 vertical furring 7. Gypsum wallboard, 045 OAS Ss 0.5 in., foil backed 8. Inside surface (still air) , 0.68, 0.68 0.68 0.68, Total thermal resistance R Ry =6.33 R= 4.50 Ry = 7.60 R= S77 Construction 1: Uj = 1/633 = 0.158; Uy = 1/4.50 = 0.222, With 20% framing (typical of | in.x 3 In, vertical furring on masonry @ 16-in. 0<.), Uyy = 0,8(0.158) +0:2(0.222) «0.171 Construction 2: Uj = 1/1.00 = 032U, = 1/577 = 0.173, With framing unchanged, Ury = 0.8(0.132) +0.20.173) = 0.140 Pree et ie Name Lane lB AL eh DANE “U factor may be converted to Wi(m?-C) by multiplying by 5.8. "Bin. cinder aggregate in construction 1; 6 in lightweight aggregate with cores filled in construction 2, Source: Adapted by permission from ASHRAE Handbook, Fundamentals Volume, 1977, 144° Chapter5 Heat Transmission in Building Structures Table 5-46 Coefficients of Transmission U of Flat Built-up Roofs* Resistance R ee Mem Construction 1 Construction) ee 1. Outside surface 017 07, (15 mph wind) 2. Built-up roofing, 033 033 0.375 in. 3. Rigid roof deck insulation” 4 417 4, Concrete slab, lightweight 22 * 222 aggregate, 2 in. a 5. Corrugated metal deck 0 0 6. Metal ceiling suspension o o system with metal hanger rods 7. Nonreflective. greater than 3.5 in. (50 F mean; Mw 10 F temperaiure difference) 2 20-28 kw ‘8, Metal lath and lightweight 047 0.47 2 aggregate plaster, 0.75 in, 9. Inside surface (still air) oi ost Ae SE Total thermal resistance R 7B 850 211 Btw/(hr-ft?-F)* 1.112 Btu/(he-ft?-F)*. “Heat flowup. Use largest air space (35 in) value shown in Table 5-3. In construction 2 only, 0934 ost Construction 1: Uivg = 1/473 Construction 2: Unig = 1/8.9 Area of hanger rods i regligible in relation to céiling area. Use largest air space (3.5 in.) shown in Table 5-3. S s Mey. i Normally supplied by transfer ar. Local mechanical exhaust with no recirculation recommended. Hospitals, Nursing and Convalescent Homes Patient rooms Wr ras 1B Special requirements'or codes and Medical procedure Bian Fo4g 8 pressure relationships may Operating rooms 2» 15 ‘determine minimum ventilation ‘Air- Conditioning Load Worksheet Client Name : Room No: Estimated By: Mode: Checked By: Date: No of person 4. Design Condition T. Transmission U Am At T qt) RSH RL Dit Fim"SC-| Gross Net | *C |W Wal W E s Gal = lng r— Foot Glass — aa = ee | s peer W | Boor Tv fees E Cael s W fel [Soar Dir fw ware] aw | 48 [OR Tag Tg, sc | Ge | dur mt m | Win | | pe Side T CE s W Roof as arx(% — Motors war ee, Meee Faz| jaa 5) 8 People @) (Gi eS | bay C i 8 eG ee Outside Air Hea, ree 9), =1.2xq x AH = g aoe I= I), ~G)g = 2Supply duct Hay ——— ae ¥ so 3c Sthdeut Name Class BN 14 Seating benches 8 Seatings each Corridor we wooden d60t3:3 “3.00 ¥ 2.25%m Service Room 208m.

You might also like