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Calculating the optimal thickness for insulation is really tricky!

2017-04-06View Original

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The formula for calculating the optimal thickness for insulation is quite clear; what’s problematic is that many parameters are unavailable, such as the cost of energy, the unit cost of the insulating material, and the annual depreciation rate for insulation-related investments; What is the difference between this and the value calculated based on the maximum allowable heat loss? How did you calculate it? Could you share these parameters?
Reply #22017-05-27
It’s a professional issue; it would be great if it could be shared!
Reply #32017-05-27
I hope some seniors can share their experience so I can learn from it
Reply #42018-01-31
Look up these specifications; they all contain the relevant parameters. However, the calculated thickness is a bit large; basically, the minimum standard should be applied

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