Lecture

Building Physics: Thermal Balance

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This lecture covers the principles of building physics, focusing on the thermal balance of opaque and transparent parts, including heat flow, solar radiation, glazing parameters, and energy transmission. It also discusses the influence of glazing type and orientation on the net thermal balance.

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