This study aims to evaluate commonly used thermal insulation materials (extruded polystyrene board, cork board, and plaster board) to determine differences in their ability to reduce heat transfer. It will provide useful information to homeowners in choosing insulation, help communities reduce energy consumption and costs by using insulation, give engineers data to develop strategies for using materials effectively, and aid businesses in marketing efforts. The results will also serve as a reference for future research.
This study aims to evaluate commonly used thermal insulation materials (extruded polystyrene board, cork board, and plaster board) to determine differences in their ability to reduce heat transfer. It will provide useful information to homeowners in choosing insulation, help communities reduce energy consumption and costs by using insulation, give engineers data to develop strategies for using materials effectively, and aid businesses in marketing efforts. The results will also serve as a reference for future research.
This study aims to evaluate commonly used thermal insulation materials (extruded polystyrene board, cork board, and plaster board) to determine differences in their ability to reduce heat transfer. It will provide useful information to homeowners in choosing insulation, help communities reduce energy consumption and costs by using insulation, give engineers data to develop strategies for using materials effectively, and aid businesses in marketing efforts. The results will also serve as a reference for future research.