Ljubomir Jankovic

1 month ago | preprints.org | Ljubomir Jankovic |Grant Henshaw |Christopher Tsang |Xinyi Zhang

You are already at the latest version The heat transfer coefficient or the HTC is an industry-standard indicator of building energy performance. It has been predicated on an assumption that it is of a constant value, and several different methods have been developed to measure and calculate the HTC as a constant. Whilst there are limited variations of results obtained from these different methods, none of these methods consider a possibility that the HTC could be dynamically variable.