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Thermal Insulation Types
he most important factor to protect buildings against heat effects on the external structures of the system. Including exterior walls and windows chimney, roof and building structure in case of isolated components in contact with the ground will become more sheltered against external factors.

The rate of heat loss from the external wall varies according to the building's height. The greater the heat loss from the surface will also increase at the same rate of interest. 25% of heat loss in a single-storey structure visible, in multi-storey buildings this proportion rises to 40%. Thanks to the structure of the elements are used for exterior insulation from the heat storage capacity. It also extends the life of your exterior thermal insulation construction protects from heat loss.

It is divided into different types of insulation itself.

Insulation used in flooring: If there is more than a matter of internal temperature difference between the cold regions with temperatures in the ground floor sitting on the floor should be made of thermal insulation.

Thermal insulation in the windows; windows are perhaps the most permeable element of heat. Maintenance-free, silicon is infiltrated into the cold air from the windows was damaged structures more quickly. 7% in high regard, and 20% in single-storey housing causes heat loss. Wood, according to the structural type, such as PVC and metal windows vary in heat conduction coefficient. Therefore the thermal conductivity of the material used for the frame kaysayı must be considered to be low.

Roof Insulation; It is most required in other applications. Humidity and the structure is important both in terms of the protection enough heat. Roof insulation is necessary to prevent heat loss and condensation housing should be designed so as to evaporate out of the water inside. You should have to protect your roof and building insulation when temperature differences between night and day
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