Internal Surface Temperatures Short-Term Measurement in the Selected Living Room with Fireplace

Radoslav Ponechal

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.899.560

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Internal Surface Temperatures Short-Term Measurement in the Selected Living Room with Fireplace

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Fireplaces are still popular and they are mostly used as a supplementary heating source. On the other hand, they bring back to interior some temperature disproportion. The article reports the results of short-term field measurements in two selected homes with dissonant fireplaces and with different level of thermal performance. The measurements investigated the increase and decrease of internal surface temperature on external wall during fireplace operation. It was found, that in a case of preheated interior with high air temperature level, there is a big difference in the dependence of surface temperature on air temperature for irradiated and non - irradiated surface of the external wall.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 899)

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Radoslav Ponechal*

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Fireplace, Residential Heating, Surface Temperature, Thermal Performance

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