Thermal transmittance definition

Thermal transmittance. ((U) (U = 1/R)) means the overall coefficient of heat transmission, air to air, expressed in British thermal units per hour per square foot per degree Fahrenheit. It is the time rate of heat flow. The U value applies to combinations of different materials used in series along the heat flow path, single materials that comprise a building section, cavity air spaces, and surfaces air films on both sides of a building element.
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Thermal transmittance or “U-factor” means the time rate of heat flow through a body or assembly which is located in between 2 different environments, expressed in Btu/h • ft.2 • °F. The U-factor applies to combinations of different materials used in series along the heat flow path and also to single materials that comprise a dwelling section, including cavity air spaces and air films on both sides of a dwelling element.
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Thermal transmittance or “U-factor” means the time rate of heat flow through a body or assembly which is located in between 2 different environments, expressed in Btu/h • ft.2
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Examples of Thermal transmittance in a sentence

  • Thermal transmittance simulation results using NFRC 100 or AAMA 507 are based on a Center of Glass (COG) U-factor of 0.24 Btu/(hr·ft2·°F) and a warm-edge spacer.

  • Thermal transmittance (U values) vary depending on product and thickness used.

  • Thermal transmittance values for both the bare and retrofitted wall were measured and reported in Figure 6.

  • Thermal transmittance measured for the wall retrofitted with the plaster A.

  • Thermal transmittance measured for the wall retrofitted with the plaster B.

  • Thermal transmittance (U-value) relates to a building component or structure, and is a measure of the rate at which heat passes through that component or structure as calculated when there is a temperature difference of 1 degree in the internal and external air temperature (W/m2K).

  • Thermal transmittance measured for the wall retrofitted with the plaster C.

  • Thermal transmittance indicates the heat flow density, which permeates a building component in steady-state when the temperature difference between environments on different sides of the building component is one unit of temperature.

  • Thermal transmittance due to conduction (U) shall not exceed 0.46 (expressed in Btu/hr•ft2•F) and the condensation resistance factor (CRFf) at Frame shall not be less than 61.

  • The Casing shall be AHRI certified (As per AHRI 1350) for the following parameters – 1 Deflection: The Deflection class shall be min CD42 Leakage: The leakage class shall be Minimum CL63 Thermal transmittance: The Thermal transmittance shall be minimum CT34 Thermal Bridging: Thermal Bridging shall be minimum CB3 The panels shall be of double skin construction with both inner and outer steel sheets being minimum 0.8mm thick.

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