Solar Energy Applications in the Design of BuildingsHenry J. Cowan |
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... fibre then passes through an oven which cures the binder . The glass fibre is then trimmed to size . This is relatively energy expensive as the glass is melted twice . ( ii ) The second process starts with raw materials which are ...
... fibre then passes through an oven which cures the binder . The glass fibre is then trimmed to size . This is relatively energy expensive as the glass is melted twice . ( ii ) The second process starts with raw materials which are ...
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... fibre diameter during the manufacture of fibrous insulating materials is demonstrated with a change in fibre diameter of 3 μm producing a change in k from 0.038 to 0.041 W / mK for a material of density 16 kg / m3 . For reasons of ...
... fibre diameter during the manufacture of fibrous insulating materials is demonstrated with a change in fibre diameter of 3 μm producing a change in k from 0.038 to 0.041 W / mK for a material of density 16 kg / m3 . For reasons of ...
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... fibre fibre grass dehyde laminate None ( 75 mm batt ) ( 75 mm ( 100 mm ( 100 mm ( 65 mm ( double- batt ) loose ) loose ) foam ) sided ) GER of insulation ( MJ ) 11 480 15 640 11 000 4490 5350 4400 Seasonal heating load ( MJ ) 59 090 35 ...
... fibre fibre grass dehyde laminate None ( 75 mm batt ) ( 75 mm ( 100 mm ( 100 mm ( 65 mm ( double- batt ) loose ) loose ) foam ) sided ) GER of insulation ( MJ ) 11 480 15 640 11 000 4490 5350 4400 Seasonal heating load ( MJ ) 59 090 35 ...
Contents
What Makes People Accept a Thermal Environment | 13 |
The Design of Sun Shading Devices | 33 |
Making the Best Use of Daylight in Buildings 95 56 | 95 |
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