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Heat gain in buildings is best resisted by..

Answer / neni.chakri

1) Large windows 2) Exposed roofs 3) Cavity walls 4) Thin walls

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Heat gain in buildings is best resisted by..

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cavity walls is the exact answer for the question

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Heat gain in buildings is best resisted by..

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Heat gain of a building depends upon its Facade. That is why maximum buildings have structural Glasses & ACP sheets all around. Insulated glass (DGU) transmit the sun light upto 40-75 percent depends on the selection of glass type, DGU glasses have also a reflect index inside it which also reduce the heat gain. For safety purpose we use Toughened glass.
Other material is ACP which has PVDF coating inside. PVDF also reduce heat gain to some extent, for better result we may also use 25mm thk. glass wool behind ACP sheets which minimize the transfer of sun heat to inside of building.
This technique is broadly used in Gulf countries because of increase in normal temp. as compared to India.

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Heat gain in buildings is best resisted by..

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can anybody giv me the result of the above question??like an accurate one??.....pls do...i need it!

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Heat gain in buildings is best resisted by..

Answer / pranav panchal

masonary work must be done by the CLC blocks

it reduces the temperature upto 10degree celcious

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Heat gain in buildings is best resisted by..

Answer / mohammed rehan

Proper ventilation & insulated wall &insulated roofs

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