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How does the heat conduction rate change as the thickness of the insulation material increases?

2015-10-23View Original

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As the thickness of the insulation material increases, the total temperature difference between the inner and outer walls increases, as does the overall thermal resistance. So how does the heat conduction rate change?
Reply #22015-10-23
Old Fish, you @ed me to come over, but I don’t understand the theory :'(
Reply #32015-10-24
Thicker insulation materials are not necessarily better; there is an optimal thickness that needs to be calculated
Reply #42015-10-24
Thank you for the help; feel free to communicate more

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