Abstract: This paper presents the developed mathematical models of the steady state heat transfer processes in the convectional elements of passive solar heating systems as well as the numerical results of these processes’ simulation. The influence of the adjustable radiant barrier installation on the solar heat gain through the convectional elements of a building’s solar passive heating system has also been analyzed.
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