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Fairbanks Intl, 430 ft
V Wall three lites · V1 to V3 left to right
three openings, 36 × 80 in assumed
V Wall probes 11 probes
| Station | Lite | Inboard | Reading | vs model |
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L Wall six lites in one frame · L1 to L6
lower 44 × 86 in, upper 44 × 48 in assumed
top L3 L2 L1 · bottom L6 L5 L4, from inside
L Wall probes 20 probes
| Station | Lite | Inboard | Reading | vs model |
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On each lite: centre of glass inside, edge of glass inside and centre of glass outside on each lite, plus one inside and one outside air thermocouple per wall. Rows marked live are real readings. The rest show the model until their channel is named or its probe reads sensibly.
Cameras V Wall and L Wall
About this page. N50 Qualified: testing vacuum insulated glass integrations in Alaska's proving ground. Two test walls at the North 50 lab in Fairbanks: V Wall, three lites, and L Wall, six lites in one frame. Every lite carries a thermocouple at the centre of glass inside and out and one at the edge of glass inside, and each wall has an inside and an outside air thermocouple, 31 in all, read every 15 minutes. Rows marked live are real readings. Weather comes from Open-Meteo at the lab's own location and elevation, 1,204 ft, refreshed every 10 minutes, with Fairbanks Intl as the valley reference. The model line is the N50 THERM study, which assumes the N50 deep-bite frame. These test units do not have the deep bite, so their edges are expected to run colder than the model. The 3D walls are drawn to scale from the camera views.