CoolShift

Cooling of a room during night by cooling sails

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CoolShift.xlsm offers the following functionality:
Modelling of radiation and convective heat transfer from cooling sails based on data sheets (semi-empirical) or correlations (analytical)
Modelling of a room
Transient simulation of a cooling period during night and heat rejection by unglazed solar collectors or PVT-collectors.

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