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decrement factor and time lag: a standalone construct

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Building physics

reduction in amplitude and delay of a periodic heat wave as it passes through a building wall, set by its thermal mass and layering.

In building physics, decrement factor and time lag refers to reduction in amplitude and delay of a periodic heat wave as it passes through a building wall, set by its thermal mass and layering. This meaning comes from Asan (2000) in Energy and Buildings.[1]

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References

Asan, H. (2000). Investigation of wall's optimum insulation position from maximum time lag and minimum decrement factor point of view. Energy and Buildings, 32(2), 197-203. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0378-7788(00)00044-x

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