Radioactive waste repackaging simulation based on MATLAB/Simulink

Lee, Jin Woo; Song, Jong Seob; Woo, Hyunjong; Lee, Dong-Ju; Kang, Il-Sik; Park, Won-Jong; Park, Hee-Seoung; Jang, Sung-Chan

doi:10.1016/j.anucene.2022.109630

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“…While the increase in the area of windows improves indoor visual comfort, it also tends to deteriorate the indoor thermal environment, causing indoor thermal comfort problems and increasing building energy consumption [3][4][5]. Several studies have shown that the deterioration of the indoor thermal environment caused by external windows is mainly due to the inhomogeneous radiation environment induced by solar shortwave radiation transmitted through external windows [6][7][8][9][10]. In the normal process of heat transfer between the human body and its surroundings, about 50% of the heat is carried away by radiant heat transfer.…”

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Study on the method of determining indoor radiant temperature under strong radiant heat source

Song,

Bai

2024

E3S Web Conf.

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How to obtain the mean radiant temperature and radiant temperature asymmetry more accurately is the basis for the study of the indoor thermal environment under the influence of external windows. It is also a prerequisite for the field study of the indoor thermal environment of buildings. This study conducted a field experiment on the suitability and limitations of different methods for determining indoor mean radiant temperature and radiant temperature asymmetry under the strong radiant heat source caused by short-wave radiation. It was found that the mean radiant temperature and the radiant temperature asymmetry obtained by measuring the surface temperature of the enclosed space could better reflect the real indoor long-wave radiation situation. Methods based on the black globe temperature and net radiometer were both affected by the solar short-wave radiation. The results of this study could provide a theoretical basis for the impact of windows on the indoor thermal environment.

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