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The human body has a "thermostat" that automatically comes into operation at any time
of the disturbance of thermal equilibrium between body and environment
Thus, at low temperatures, skin blood vessels narrowing and reducing flow, thereby
reducing the external temperature of the body and thus heat loss to the outside
Simultaneously close and sweat glands, skin humidity decreases thus limiting latent heat
loss by evaporation of perspiration.
Mentioned phenomena are accompanied by an acceleration of internal combustion and
increased muscle activity with heat production.
Possibility of this system thermostat is limited but the man was forced to intervene to
restore thermal equilibrium with other measures, such as:
The thermal comfort in closed rooms is make by delivering within heat quantity,
heating energy need (Qnec).
For civil and industrial buildings with heating systems we use for that SR 1907/1-
97, by equation:
Ac Ao
Q QT (1 ) Qi [W,] (2.1)
100
where:
QT The heat losses through heat transfer , n W;
Ac affix for compensate cols surfaces effect, in percents;
AO- the orientation affix, in percents.
Qi heating energy need from heat losses by air infiltrations through leaks , in W.
In European Union SR EN 13790-2005
The heat losses through heat transfer
The heat losses through heat transfer QT for a room, heaving an interior
temperature ti, delimited at outside or another unheated rooms by closing building
elements, having the surfaces aria Si, having thermal resistances R and outside
temperature te from equation (1.20) is calculate by :
ti t e
QT =CMmA Qs [ W] (2.2)
R'
where:
CM-correction heat energy need coefficient, depending of building specific weight.
2
M pi
It is established from specific weight of interior building elements mpi=0,9 A
Where Mpi i represente the weight for all interior building elements, and A is surface
aria of building perimeter by through the heat is dissipated.
We recommend
-similar to residential buildings and their social and cultural buildings with
interior walls made of brick( BCA), brick thickness below 0.125 m, with concrete floors
with thick partitions less than or equal to 0.10 m or other lightweight construction CM = 1
-for other construction CM = 0.94.
where:
D is building element thermal inertia parameter, according STAS 6472/3. For
building elements with D4,5 is considered m=1, for exterior joinery is considered
D=0,5 and the building elements in contact with the ground and floors over unheated
basements , m=1.
ti conventional internal temperature is SR 1907-2/97
te,j outside air temperature is element j of the room closing considered
(conventional external temperature or temperature calculation neighboring rooms
n number of elements of different insulating properties closure.
Relation (2.2) applies to all elements of construction: its exterior walls inside, separating
rooms with different temperatures, ceilings or floors - except those placed directly on
earth, windows, doors, etc.
Areas mentioned above A, are calculated as the product of :
-finished floor height measured between two consecutive and width measured at the inner
(light) - for walls.
-width and height of masonry openings for doors and windows.
Outdoor temperatures up to other localities than those specified in Table 2.2 are
given in Annex I.4, the Romanian territory is divided into four zones depending on air
temperature in winter.
Tabela 2.2
4 -1 0 10
-12 8 -1 0 7
5 0 1 10
4,5 0 2 10
4 1 2 11
5. Lofts located directly under the roof -21 -16
-18 -13
-15 -11
-12 -8
6. Cellars and technical basements below -21 1o
ground level complete -18 11
-15 12
-12 13
7. . -21 7
Cellars and technical basements below -18 8
ground level crossed by hot pipes -15 9
-12 10
Conventional interior room temperature for production rooms are given in Table 2.4
Characteristics of the
technological process Conventional interior room
Category of work temperature
performed
Production processes -easy 18
without generating heat, -ordinary effort 17
with or without moisture -heavy work 15
releases
Important processes
releasing heat, especially as -easy
radiant -ordinary effort 15
-heavy work 13
10
coefficients from tabela 2.4, material thermal conductivity , given in Anexa I.1 and
adjusment coefficients b from tabela 1.2.
Tabela 2.4
Convection heat transfer coefficients.
-closures cold
surfaces (lofts, basements), 6 12
average air speed v = 0.3
m/s
-.floors over basements or
cold rooms to heat flow -
down.
-Suprafee exterioare ale
elementelor de nchidere n
contact cu aerul exterior
(perei exteriori, terase,
ferestre)
n timpul iernii. - 24
- n timpul verii. - 12
7
Thermal resistances for doors, windows, skylights and massive walls without thermal
material is given in Anexa I.2.
A particular case of heat loss by heat transfer is heat losses through land.
If a room is partially underground and has a basic geometric shape, heat loss through the
floor Qp is determined based on a simplified physical model, according to SR 1907/1-97
The base of that, the heat flux transmitted through the floor it has two
components: one for ground water, power lines and constant density parallel to other
power lines outside air density semicircular variable shape with a band width 1 m.
ti t p mS ti te t i t ej
Abcj
Rp
QS=Ap +CM ns Rbc Abc+ Rbc [W] (2.6)
n care:
Ap este aria cumulat a pardoselii i a pereilor n contact cu solul, n m2.
is the cumulative surface area of the floor and walls in contact with the ground, in m2.
Abc este aria unei benzi cu limea de 1 m situat de-a lungul conturului exterior al
suprafeei Ap, n m2.
Is the area of 1 m wide strip located along the outer surface Ap of the perimeter, in m2
Abcj este aria unei benzi cu limea de 1 m situat de-a lungul conturului care
corespunde spaiului nvecinat care are temperatura ti, n m2.
Is the area of 1 m wide strip located along the contour corresponding adjacent area that is
temperature ti, in m2.
tp -water temperature in the soil or water table at a depth of 7m in the absence of water
table. Water table temperature in Romania is depending on the climate zone : zone I = 11
C, zone II = 10 C, zone III = 9 C, the IV = 8 C
Rp -cumulative thermal resistance layer and the ground floor between the floor and a
depth of 7 m from systematic land share, or water table, the formula below is used
1 r
hp
Rp = r [m2.grad / W] (2.7)
i 1 r p
8
r
r
r 1
-representing the thermal resistance of the layers that make up the floor.
r
hp
-Thermal resistance of soil layer thickness hp and thermal conductivity
p
p 1.16 W/mK
Tabela 2.5
Specific thermal resistance of perimeter band Rbc
The adjustments at transmision heat losses A have respect to the effect of solar
radiation and cold surface delimiting a room, on the thermal comfort in this room.
It is known that the rooms being south, southeast or southwest orientation have an
additional heat flow (due to solar radiation), compared to rooms with north orientation,
northeast or northwest
On the other hand, exterior walls, with the more solar radiation will have a lower
percentage of moisture and therefore a higher thermal insulation capacity
Given these effects, obtaining the same conditions of thermal comfort in all
rooms, regardless of orientation, the calculation of the heating energy need, Qnec insert
the orientatio adjustment coefficient Ao, is given as Table 2.6
For the same man feeling hot or cold may be different in a room with the large
glass outside surfaces elements in relation to another room without such items, even if the
internal temperature of the two rooms is the same.
The explanation for this phenomenon is simple: cold surfaces causes a radiant heat flux
man-cold surface, which, depending on their relative position can affect the heat balance
of the human body resulting in feeling cold ..
Limit this phenomenon is through the compensing of cold surfaces effect
coeficient Ac.
1
Its size is given in Figure 2.2 monogram according to the numerical value of the total
specific resistance of the weighted average number of elements close Rom and exterior
walls, floors, (windows and doors are not considered independent of walls embedded)
AT (ti te )CM
Rom= [m2k/W]
QT
where
AT the total area of the room [m2], composed of the surface of the 4 walls,
ceiling and floor surface area;
te outside temperature[oC];
Also the production is not given room to work specific jobs nonstationary average, or
specific hard work and for rooms whose average thermal resistance Rom is more than 10
m2K/W
A = Ao + Ac [%] (2.9)
where:
11
m3 / s
nao=0,22x10-3 tightness -etanseitate, leak-neetanseitate
m3
-kitchens:
-3 m3 / s
nao=0,33x10
m3
-bathrooms:
m3 / s
nao=0,28x10-3
m3
naoV=7x10-3 Np m3/s
where:
Np-number of persons
V-room volume, square metters
cp-cldura specific la presiune constant a aerului[la 20C, cp =1005
J/kgK]
Qu-thermal load for heating air at the opening of exterior doors, which take
into account only if the doors are opened frequently (shops, cinema halls) and not
provided with air locks or elastic belts
Qu=0,36Aun(ti-te)CM
Heating air infiltration through leaks of doors and windows and of them entered
through the opening, amount of heat is required to determine the relationship Qi2:
1
OBSERVATIONS
Thermal load for heating air at the opening of exterior doors Qu, take into account
only if the doors are opened frequently (shops, cinema halls) and not provided with air
locks or elastic belts
D
c
Simple cu Cuplate ra
deschider Simple cu Cuplate Cuplate cu 3-4 de
Cuplate Duble
e deschider cu cu randuri de
Simple cu cu
Ui i interioara e acceso- geam geam si a
cu geam accesor
ferestre cu interioara Simple cu -rii si termo- acceso-
deschid fix si -ii si
din accesorii cu geam deschide- garnitu izolant -rii si ga
ere simplu garnitu
si termopan -ri fix
Cuplate Coupled
interioa re exte- garnitu-ri -ri
garnituri
Doors ra rioara Coupl Coupled dup
Ae Simple Coupl Coupl D
and Simple Simple ed with 3-4 lex Doubl
window Ai interior Simple ed ed w
Duble
interio interior with rows of e with
s with external with with 4
r opening fixed glass and access
glass opening access fixed of
openin with glass fittings ories
window ories insulat an
g accessor and and and
s and ing fi
ies and simple accessori fittings
opening fittings glass an
fittings es
ac
ri
<3 0.1570 0.0785 0.1177 0.0980 0.0980 0.0157 0.0667 0.0079 0.0589 0.07 0.0589 0
80
>3 0.1221 0.0610 0.0916 0.0763 0.0763 0.0122 0.0520 0.0061 0.0458 0.06 0.0458 0
LEMN
10
WOOD
Cladiri permeabile cu ferestre
<3 0.2222 0.1111 0.1667 0.1389 0.1389 0.0222 0.0944 0.0111 0.0833 0.11 0.0833 0
11
>3 0.1728 0.0864 0.1296 0.1080 0.1080 0.0173 0.0734 0.0086 0.0648 0.08 0.0648 0
64
Duble sau
Ae simple cu
Simple Cuplate Fixe
Ai etansare
speciala
Coupled
Simple Simple Coupl Coupl Coupl with 3-4
Simple
Cuplate Couple
Doors interior interior ed ed rows of
and interio ed
Ae opening with Simple with with with glass and
window r with glass external fixed access
Ai fixed fittings
s openin accessor window opening glass ories insulat and
g ies and s and and ing accessori
fittings opening simple fittings glas es
<3 0.1570 0.0785 0.1177 0.0980 0.0980 0.0157 0.0667 0.0079 0.0589
LEMN >3 0.1221 0.0610 0.0916 0.0763 0.0763 0.0122 0.0520 0.0061 0.0458
WOOD
>3 0.1728 0.0864 0.1296 0.1080 0.1080 0.0173 0.0734 0.0086 0.0648
Duble sau
Ae simple cu
Simple Cuplate Fixe
Ai etansare
METAL speciala
METAL
Cladiri greu permeabile cu ferestre
<6 0.0785 0.0667 0.0667 0.0079
>6 0.0610 0.0520 0.0520 0.0061
- Prin CLDIRI GREU PERMEABILE se neleg acele cldiri sau
compartimente de cldiri la care, datorit prezenei pereilor despritori fr
goluri, ieirea aerului infiltrat prin rosturile ferestrelor i uii exterioare se face
numai prin casa scrii sau printr-un coridor central (cdiri de locuit cu simpl
orientare, apartamente de col care nu au faade diametral opuse,
compartimentele de hale fr comunicaie cu restul cldirii, etc.)
- Prin CLDIRI PERMEABILE se nelege acele cldiri sau compartimente
de cldiri la care, datorit pereilor despritori cu goluri, ieirea aerului
infiltrat prin rosturile uilor i ferestrelor exterioare se face prin rosturile uilor
i ferestrelor plasate n alte faade (sli cu mai multe faade), apartamente cu
ferestre plasate pe faade diametral opuse, etc.
- Pentru ui i ferestre plasate chiar n colul cldirii sau la ultimul etaj al
cldirilor cu acoperiuri-terase, valorile din tabel se nmulesc cu 1.20.
v viteza vntului de calcul (SR 1907/1-97) se alege din tabela 2.8, funcie de
amplasarea cldirii n una din cele 4 zone eoliene ale rii, indicate n harta
prezentat n Anexa I.5.
Pentru toate nivelurile situate deasupra etajului 12 al cldirilor nalte din orae,
vitezele de calcul ale vntului sunt cele corspunztoare cldirilor amplasate n afara
localitilor.
Tabela 2.8
Viteza vntului v, corespunztoare zonelor eoliene.
e)
b) BCA
a)
K K
1.80
1.50
1.50
interior
exterior
F2
B
hp=0.90
1,5 10 29 1,5
2.40 42
F1 2.40
5.00
1.50
c)
1.5
- sapa armata
3,5
B
- termoizolatie
12,5
6.40 24
1.30
- beton armata
10
- tencuiala
1.50
K K
1,5
24
c)
B
2,2
0.00
1.80
5
10
15
P
1.52
N.A.S
Fig. 2.3
Din tabela 2.7 corespunztor unei cldiri greu penetrabile avnd ferestre duble cu
etanare i un raport Se / Si <3 se obine:
i = 0.0589 W.(s/m)4/3 / m.K
care se trece n coloana 18.
Pentru nperea situat la ultimul nivel valoarea coeficentului de infiltrare i se
majoreaz cu 20% (1.2 * 0.0589= 0.072)
Tabela 2.11
Calculul necesarului de cldur.
Conform anexei I.5, localitatea Sibiu se afl n zona eolian IV. Din tabela 2.8 corespunztor acestei zone i amplasamentului intravilan se obine:
V4/3 = 6.35 (m/s)4/3
care se trece n coloana 19.
n coloana 20 se trece produsul col.11 x col.17 x col.18 x col.19 = Qi. innd seama de relaia (2.11) din tabela 2.9 se ia (n exemplul nostru =1.07) i se
calculez produsul *(col.16+col.20)= Qnec care se trece n coloana 21.
Adunnd necesarul de cldur de la toate nivelele se obine cldura necesar tuturor corpurilor de nclzire aferente coloanei. Dac instalaia de nclzire a
ntregii cldiri este compus din mai multe coloane, calculul se face similar pentru fiecare din ele.
Necesarul de cldur al cldirii, va fi, evident, suma necesarului din ele.