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These IR images are rather revealing: | These IR images are rather revealing: | ||
- | * ** The outdoor air temperature is approx. 6.46 °C ** as measured at the surface of the bags hanging from the scaffolding. The surfaces of these bas have reached a temperature equilibrium with the outdoor air; therefore they neither give off heat nor do they absorb heat. | + | * ** The outdoor air temperature is approx. 6.46 °C ** as measured at the surface of the bags hanging from the scaffolding. The surfaces of these bags have reached a temperature equilibrium with the outdoor air; therefore they neither give off heat nor do they absorb heat. |
* ** The temperatures measured for the areas of the facade that have already been insulated are very uniform** and rather similar to that recorded for the bags – rendering the bags barely noticeable in the thermal image. Nevertheless, | * ** The temperatures measured for the areas of the facade that have already been insulated are very uniform** and rather similar to that recorded for the bags – rendering the bags barely noticeable in the thermal image. Nevertheless, |
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