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No, because it is floor not a wall.

Its not thermal mass effect and both set points are the same. I guess surface convection cause this negative load but I dont get the physics behind its calculation . This is the heat gain graph through floor for summer design day. The point is that, air temperature is less than surface...

Hi I have modeled a 8-storey building in designbuilder software. there is a the problem in its cooling load report; The report indicates heat transfer in middle floors which are located between 2 conditioned spaces. I made the software to ignore thermal mass effect. Is it a bug in the software...

hi guys I have a problem with my pressure regulating landing valve.When i close nozzle and open landing valve, the connection will get out the its place: But all of a sudden, in one of the fire cabinets, the air vent open and a little air comes out, then the connection stays in its place...

tnx LittleInch and saplanti. The basement is 21 m2 with 3m height so its volume is 63 m3.

tnx Compositepro can u help me to choose the right ACH for the room?

its not from the weather. i guess both surroundings and room.

hi guys i have a problem with my design and i will appreciate if anyone can help me. i have a room in basement, that has high humid weather. its a residential room. is it possible to use exhaust fan for reducing humidity? if yes, how many ACH should i take?

tnx guys.

hi guys; Is there any approval (like fm ,ul or lpcb) or standard code for salt spray test for fire alarm systems? I live in an island with 85% humidity which seawater causes corrosion in fire alarm devices which have lpcb approvals.

hi guys; Which kind of smoke/heat detectors is suggested in high humidity weather? I'm working in an Island which humidity have destructive effects on detectors, and after a period of time make false alarms.

tnx UFT12; There is another clause which is said: E.4.6:......For fires in flammable liquids of appreciable depth, a Class B fire extinguisher is provided on the basis of two numerical units of Class B extinguishing potential per 1 ft2 (0.0929 m2) of flammable liquid surface for the largest...

hi guys; I have a petroleum factory which is stored flammable liquids in tanks. There is a table in NPFA10 that tell us the fire extinguisher size and placement for class B fire. But also there is paragraph which is said: 6.3.2.3 For flammable liquid hazards of appreciable depth, a Class B...

thank you so much for your precious information.

Thank you Travis Yes I have. I guess you mean chapter 11 of NFPA 13. But I need a solved example to understand the calculations.