Influence of solar radiation to the temperature inside a three-layer partition in winter season
The article presents an analysis of the impact of solar radiation on the temperature changes in the external three-layer partition of a smart building. Data for analysis were taken from temperature sensors located in individual layers of the wall and from a weather station on the roof of a buildin...
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doaj-5709b2d1e2964d87b1db39974dea7eb52021-07-30T10:08:02ZengWarsaw University of Life SciencesActa Scientiarum Polonorum. Architectura1644-06332544-17602021-07-01202758210.22630/ASPA.2021.20.2.16Influence of solar radiation to the temperature inside a three-layer partition in winter seasonPatrycja Antonik-Popiołek0https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5949-8112Faculty of Materials, Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Bielsko-Biala, Bielsko-Biała, PolandThe article presents an analysis of the impact of solar radiation on the temperature changes in the external three-layer partition of a smart building. Data for analysis were taken from temperature sensors located in individual layers of the wall and from a weather station on the roof of a building. The data were recorded 24 h in 5- and 15-minute intervals. The analysis period was one month in a winter season. The purpose of the analysis was to determine the correlation between the solar radiation measured as the illuminance and the temperature inside the wall. In the analysed period of one month the correlation was very weak. Also, considering only the illuminance over 10,000 lx, the correlation was noticeable, but still very weak. The use of innovative fiber optic technology with fibre Bragg grating was proposed to avoid incorrect measurements.http://www.architectura.actapol.net/tom20/zeszyt2/20_2_75.pdfoutside wallsolar radiationtemperaturesmart building |
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Influence of solar radiation to the temperature inside a three-layer partition in winter season |
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Influence of solar radiation to the temperature inside a three-layer partition in winter season |
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Influence of solar radiation to the temperature inside a three-layer partition in winter season |
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Influence of solar radiation to the temperature inside a three-layer partition in winter season |
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Influence of solar radiation to the temperature inside a three-layer partition in winter season |
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influence of solar radiation to the temperature inside a three-layer partition in winter season |
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Warsaw University of Life Sciences |
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Acta Scientiarum Polonorum. Architectura |
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1644-0633 2544-1760 |
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2021-07-01 |
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The article presents an analysis of the impact of solar radiation on the temperature changes in the external
three-layer partition of a smart building. Data for analysis were taken from temperature sensors located in
individual layers of the wall and from a weather station on the roof of a building. The data were recorded
24 h in 5- and 15-minute intervals. The analysis period was one month in a winter season. The purpose of
the analysis was to determine the correlation between the solar radiation measured as the illuminance and the
temperature inside the wall. In the analysed period of one month the correlation was very weak. Also, considering
only the illuminance over 10,000 lx, the correlation was noticeable, but still very weak. The use of
innovative fiber optic technology with fibre Bragg grating was proposed to avoid incorrect measurements. |
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outside wall solar radiation temperature smart building |
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http://www.architectura.actapol.net/tom20/zeszyt2/20_2_75.pdf |
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