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- | Since all three temperature curves are very close together we can see that little heat escapes from the exterior surface of the brick wall: If that were the case the exterior of the brick would be a lot colder than the center of the brick and even more so than the interior surface. Yet, the temperature measured at the exterior of the brcik is hardly below that of the interior plaster: at an average of 23.4 degrees Celsius on the outside and 24.1 degrees on the inside. | + | Since all three temperature curves are very close together we can see that little heat escapes from the exterior surface of the brick wall: If that were the case the exterior of the brick would be a lot colder than the center of the brick and even more so than the interior surface. Yet, the temperature measured at the exterior of the brick is hardly below that of the interior plaster: at an average of 23.4 degrees Celsius on the outside and 24.1 degrees on the inside. |
These findings can even be used for a rough estimation of quantitative results: The mean temperature decrease in the brick part, including the layer of interior plaster, amounts to 0.63 degrees, and to 19.4 degrees between the exterior surface of the brick wall and the external plaster on the insulation layer. This means that the insulating effect provided by the insulation layer is increased by a factor of 19.4/0.63 ≈ 31 compared with that of the brick wall. This result is even better than the theoretical value of approx. 28.5 resulting from a simple U-value calculation: | These findings can even be used for a rough estimation of quantitative results: The mean temperature decrease in the brick part, including the layer of interior plaster, amounts to 0.63 degrees, and to 19.4 degrees between the exterior surface of the brick wall and the external plaster on the insulation layer. This means that the insulating effect provided by the insulation layer is increased by a factor of 19.4/0.63 ≈ 31 compared with that of the brick wall. This result is even better than the theoretical value of approx. 28.5 resulting from a simple U-value calculation: | ||
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* This rapid increase in temperature is passed on to the next layer fitted with a sensor, 88 mm below the surface. However, this increase occurs with a certain delay and at a lesser rate: The temperature “only” increases by 0.75 degrees and only peaks at 6pm. | * This rapid increase in temperature is passed on to the next layer fitted with a sensor, 88 mm below the surface. However, this increase occurs with a certain delay and at a lesser rate: The temperature “only” increases by 0.75 degrees and only peaks at 6pm. | ||
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* The most outward layer of the brick wall only reaches its maximum temperature at 7pm and doesn’t exceed 23.8 degrees Celsius. At this level, there is also some influence from the exterior which is largely reduced by the thermal insulation but is noticeable nevertheless. This is mostly due to the fact that the temperatures on the outside of the brick wall are always below those at the internal surfaces.\\ | * The most outward layer of the brick wall only reaches its maximum temperature at 7pm and doesn’t exceed 23.8 degrees Celsius. At this level, there is also some influence from the exterior which is largely reduced by the thermal insulation but is noticeable nevertheless. This is mostly due to the fact that the temperatures on the outside of the brick wall are always below those at the internal surfaces.\\ | ||
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