kylmäsiltaefekteihin
Kylmäsiltaefektit, often translated as cold bridge effects or thermal bridging, refer to areas in a building's envelope where heat flows more readily than in surrounding areas. These areas typically occur where materials with lower thermal resistance, such as structural elements like concrete, steel, or wood, interrupt the insulation layer. This creates a pathway for heat to escape from the interior during cold weather and to enter during warm weather.
The consequence of cold bridges is a reduction in the overall thermal performance of the building. This
Identifying and mitigating cold bridges is an important aspect of energy-efficient building design and construction. Common