Calculate the peak cooling load from an EAST facing wall. No interior or exterior shades, no...

Calculate the peak cooling load from an EAST facing wall. No interior or exterior shades, no floor carpeting , medium construction

Windows: ¼ in double glass with air gap and aluminum frame

Window area = 300 ft2

Wall: 4-in Concrete + R-5 Insulation+ ½ in. gypsum wall board

Gross Wall Area = 1200 ft2

Location: Miami, Florida

Indoor Temperature = 70 oF

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samet mamat answered 2 years ago

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