[esp-r] Re: What are the meanings "Opaq surf conv at extrn" & "Opaq surf conv at partns"

[Jon Hand]

The list of items is truncated to save space. But this increases confusion.  Here
are some definitions:
Opaq surf conv at extr - convection heat exchange at opaque surfaces that face the outside
Opaq surf conv at partns - convective heat exchange at opaque surfaces that DO NOT face the outside
Tran surf conv at extrn - convection heat exchange at transparent surfaces that face the outside

partns is short for partitions.  extr is short for exterior.

-ESRU
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From: esp-r-bounces at lists.strath.ac.uk [esp-r-bounces at lists.strath.ac.uk] On Behalf Of 李志英 [lzytongji at yahoo.com.cn]
Sent: 01 December 2009 14:58
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Subject: [esp-r] What are the meanings "Opaq surf conv at extrn" & "Opaq surf      conv at partns"

Hi all,

     In the Results Analysis, In the model "Zone flux", I am very confused by the four items: g (Opaq surf conv at extrn) & h<mailto:conv at extrn)%20&%20h> (Opaq surf conv at partns); i<mailto:conv at partns);%20i> (Tran surf conv at extrn<mailto:conv at extrn>) & j (Tran surf conv at extrn<mailto:conv at extrn>).

     What are the difference between g&h, i&j?  What are the meaning of "@extrn"&"@partns"? I can't figure out what they are.


      Anybody can help me that, Many thanks to you!

Thanks,
Teresa


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