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R-value
Jason_13
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R value
Doing a heat loss. What would the R-value of a wall 2 ft thick stone, he called it iron stone. Thanks
Doing a heat loss. What would the R-value of a wall 2 ft thick stone, he called it iron stone. Thanks
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Stone R-value
It must be close to poured concrete in the SlantFin app-that is what I used for my cemetery Chapel heat loss.--NBC0 -
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has a low R value . Natural stone products such as Granite and lime or sand stone have the following R values . Granite has an R value of point 05 per inch and sand/lime stone have R of point 08 per inch making your wall if any of these materials 1.2 overall R and 1.92 . Is the wall you ask about natural material or something else .
remember that the more dense the material the lower the R value will be , concrete at 60 pounds per foot will have an R of point 52 per inch and the same concrete at 150 pounds per foot will have an R value of point 07 per inch , that is a huge difference .You didn't get what you didn't pay for and it will never be what you thought it would .
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