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Kavy
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Hello,
My first post! Thank you for any replies!
When looking at U values for windows (= 1/R) they are 99% of the time in the units
W/(K*sq meters)
A certain manufacture has their units in
W/(sq meters)/(degree C)
Now, the degree C to Kelvin should have no effect on my calculations (because the Heat flow formula subtracts temp), but the fact that the temperature unit is being divided twice (or just multiplied) instead of just being divided causes me some worry.
Has anyone seen this before, can you convert from the bottom units to the top? Do you think its just a mistake?
The bottom units have unusually small U values compared to the normal.
Thank you!
My first post! Thank you for any replies!
When looking at U values for windows (= 1/R) they are 99% of the time in the units
W/(K*sq meters)
A certain manufacture has their units in
W/(sq meters)/(degree C)
Now, the degree C to Kelvin should have no effect on my calculations (because the Heat flow formula subtracts temp), but the fact that the temperature unit is being divided twice (or just multiplied) instead of just being divided causes me some worry.
Has anyone seen this before, can you convert from the bottom units to the top? Do you think its just a mistake?
The bottom units have unusually small U values compared to the normal.
Thank you!