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Calculate Temperature gradient through the following wall section with description of components and thermal resistances when outside temperature is 95°F and inside temperature is 68F. If the area of the assembly is 200 ft2 calculate the total amount of heat transmitted through the assembly a. Compete this table and heat calculations (2Bpt). 1. Temperature Item φ-value R-value Component T-rise Cold side Warm side Air film 0.2 3-5/8 brick veneer 2 Air space 1/2 OSB 3-1/2 FG insulation 1/2 Gyp-board Inside film 0.2 1.0 1.4 3.5 0.6 0.7
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