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The principal claim for double glazing— two panes of glass with an air space
between them— is that this arrangement conserves heat. Glass has little thermal
insulating value, radiates heat at a great rate, convects heat when the wind blows
, ...
The principal claim for double glazing— two panes of glass with an air space
between them— is that this arrangement conserves heat. Glass has little thermal
insulating value, radiates heat at a great rate, convects heat when the wind blows
, ...
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Ergo, if you install double glazing, you'll conserve heat. Also true. However, in
some parts of the country the weather doesn't get cold enough to bother. And
some people feel that double glazing, whether it saves heat or not. is of dubious
value ...
Ergo, if you install double glazing, you'll conserve heat. Also true. However, in
some parts of the country the weather doesn't get cold enough to bother. And
some people feel that double glazing, whether it saves heat or not. is of dubious
value ...
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The major amount of heat transfer, however, takes place by radiation from the
glass, to whichever side is the cooler. The only way to combat this effectively is to
block the radiation. The usual method is to use drapes or curtains. And since you
...
The major amount of heat transfer, however, takes place by radiation from the
glass, to whichever side is the cooler. The only way to combat this effectively is to
block the radiation. The usual method is to use drapes or curtains. And since you
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| ª×èÍ˹ѧÊ×Í | The dream house think book |
| ¼Ùéáµè§ | S. Blackwell Duncan |
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| ¼Ùé¨Ñ´¾ÔÁ¾ì | G/L Tab Books, 1977 |
| ISBN | 0830679901, 9780830679904 |
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