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In this paper, experimental and numerical studies of heat transfer in a test local of side    H  =  0.8      mheated from below are presented and compared. All the walls, the rest of the floor and the ceiling are made from plywood and polystyrene in sandwich form (   3      mmplywood-   3cmpolystyrene-   3      mmplywood) just on one of the vertical walls contained a glazed door (   2      H    /   3  ×  0.15      m    ). This local is heated during two heating cycles by a square plate of iron the width    L  =  0.6      H    , which represents the heat source, its temperatureT   his controlled. The plate is heated for two cycles by an adjustable set-point heat source placed just down the center of it. For each cycle, the heat source is switched “on” for 6 h and switched “off” for 6 h. The outdoor air temperature is kept constant at a low temperatureT   c    &lt;   T   h. All measurements are carried out with k-type thermocouples and with flux meters. Results will be qualitatively presented for two cycles of heating in terms of temperatures and heat flux densities    φ    for various positions of the test local. The temperature evolution of the center and the profile of the temperature along the vertical centerline are compared by two dimensions simulation using the lattice Boltzmann method. The comparison shows a good agreement with a difference that does not exceed    ±  1   °C.

Experimental Study of Heat Transfer in an Insulated Local Heated from Below and Comparison with Simulation by Lattice Boltzmann Method