lämmöneristävyyden
Lämmöneristävyys refers to the ability of a material to resist the flow of heat. It is a fundamental property in building science, engineering, and material science, influencing energy efficiency and thermal comfort. Materials with high lämmöneristävyys are poor conductors of heat, meaning they can effectively prevent heat from escaping a building in cold weather or entering in hot weather. Conversely, materials with low lämmöneristävyys are good conductors of heat.
The most common measure for lämmöneristävyys is the R-value, which quantifies thermal resistance. A higher R-value
Common insulating materials include fiberglass, mineral wool, polystyrene foam, polyurethane foam, and aerogels. These materials often