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Preliminary assessment of a flat roof radiation on radiative heat gains of nearby windows - a case study

Kaczmarzyk Marcin, Musiał Michał, Piątkowski Grzegorz

Czasopismo Inżynierii Lądowej, Środowiska i Architektury / Journal of Civil Engineering, Environment and Architecture

2019

z. 66, nr 2

13--20

This paper presents the results of preliminary assessment of radiative heat flux received by selected windows from tar paper coated flat roof of the adjacent building. This study was conducted on an actual object: building “P” at the University of Technology in Rzeszow. Windows located on south-western elevation of “P” building are subjected to thermal and diffused solar radiation, coming from a flat roof of a nearby gym. It was suspected, that this extra heat flux may have significant influence on compartment overheating, that is observed by occupants of “P” building. For the purpose of this study, various atmospheric data, such as temperatures, solar irradiance and wind speed were collected on site. In order to gain more detailed insight into investigated problem, Finite Elements model of occurring phenomenon was developed. FE modelling along with calculations of necessary view factors were performed in Matlab 2019a. Our study demonstrated, that analysed windows receive twice the heat gains from the flat roof, that they would have received from grass covered ground surface in absence of the gym. It has been concluded, that the proximity of the flat roof with bituminous cover considerably influences radiative heat gains of the windows, especially these located at lower floors and the phenomenon seriously contributes to overheating of the compartments in studied building.

Internal heat loads in LUNARES analogue planetary base - a case study

Kaczmarzyk Marcin, Waśniowski Aleksander

Czasopismo Inżynierii Lądowej, Środowiska i Architektury / Journal of Civil Engineering, Environment and Architecture

2019

z. 66, nr 3

25--36

This case study work focuses on recognising and quantifying internal heat sources in the first European analogue planetary base: the recently constructed Polish LUNARES habitat. The paper explains the necessity of conducting analogue space missions prior to an actual manned exploration of the Moon and Mars. Notions of internal heat loads and gains have been elaborated along with their significance for developing space building physics. This paper presents the results of thorough inspection of all internal heat sources, conducted by one of the authors during ICAres-1 Mars analogue mission aboard the LUNARES base. Three main sources of internal heat loads were identified and carefully studied; the habitat’s electrical equipment, the crew body heat and their personal appliances. These heat loads were calculated and total internal heat load of the base was established and discussed. The results of this study may serve as a baseline for predicting internal heat loads aboard actual planetary bases.