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  2. 4100 -- Relationships Between Structure Factors, Response Factors, and Z-Transfer Function Coefficients for Multilayer Walls

4100 -- Relationships Between Structure Factors, Response Factors, and Z-Transfer Function Coefficients for Multilayer Walls ✓ Most Recent

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Conference Proceeding by ASHRAE , 1998

Elisabeth Kossecka

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The effect of internal thermal structure on dynamic characteristics of multilayer walls is analyzed. The notion of structure factors is introduced, and the conditions they impose on response factors and z-transfer function coefficients are derived. Simple examples of walls, representing different types of thermal resistance and capacity distribution, are analyzed to illustrate general relations between the structure factors and the response factors.

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