Heat transfer: How Heat Gets Out of Your Home and Costs You Money.
by Don Ames, www.detectenergy.com
Heat flows out of your home in two ways, transmission and air leakage. Transmission and air leakage occur through all surfaces of the home - walls, floor, roof, windows and doors.
The amount of heat transfer depends on two factors: thermal resistance and surface area. Thermal resistance has to do with the quality and quantity of the material in the walls, floor, roof, windows, and…
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Should I be using triple pane windows for my retrofit project?
If a double pane window is better than a single pane window, should I use triple pane windows?
By Don Ames, www.detectenergy.com
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Should I be using triple pane windows for my retrofit project?
If a double pane window is better than a single pane window, should I use triple pane windows?
By Don Ames, www.detectenergy.com…
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