Verification of the thermal insulation properties and determination the optimal position of the reflective thermal insulation layer in the wood based envelope
Martin Labovský, Martin Lopušniak
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Martin Labovský, Martin Lopušniak
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Abstract To achieve thinner wood based envelope is necessary look for an alternative thermal insulation material, which will have the best possible thermal insulation properties while maintaining affordability. One such material is also reflective thermal insulation layer, but it is necessary to verify the thermal insulation properties and determine the optimal position in the wood based envelope.
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Abstract To achieve thinner wood based envelope is necessary look for an alternative thermal insulation material, which will have the best possible thermal insulation properties while maintaining affordability. One such material is also reflective thermal insulation layer, but it is necessary to verify the thermal insulation properties and determine the optimal position in the wood based envelope.
Key concepts: Thermal insulation, Dynamic insulation, Vacuum insulated panel, Envelope (radar), Thermal, Materials science, Building envelope, Composite material