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Typical values of construction
Component | Thickness | U-value in W/(m² K) |
Exterior wall made of concrete without thermal insulation | 25cm | 3.3 |
Exterior wall made of bricks | 24cm | approx. 1.5 |
36.5cm | approx. 0.8 | |
Exterior wall made of bricks (17.5 cm) with thermal insulation composite system (PUR) |
30 cm | approx. 0.32 |
Exterior wall made of highly porous perforated brick, unplastered | 50cm | 0.17-0.23 |
Exterior wall made of wood frame construction, typical apartment structure | 25cm | 0.15-0.20 |
Exterior wall made of solid wood (without thermal insulation) | 20.5cm | 0.5 |
Exterior wall made of aerated concrete | 36.5cm | 0.183-0.230 |
40cm | 0.163-0.210 | |
50cm | 0.125-0.146 | |
Interior wall made of bricks | 11.5cm | 3.0 |
Interior wall made of aerated concrete | 28cm | approx. 0.6 |
Exterior door made of wood or plastic | – | 3.49 |
Acrylic glass (plexiglass) | 5mm | 5.3 1 |
Single window | 4mm | 5.9 1 |
Double windows | – | 3.0 1 |
Windows with insulated glazing | 2.4cm | 2.8-3.0 |
Windows with thermal insulation glazing | 2.4cm | approx. 1.3 |
Total windows requirement energy certificate Switzerland (2011) | – | 1.3 |
Light building element made of polycarbonate | 5cm | approx. 0.83 |
Passive house standard windows | – | 0.5-0.8 |
Material | Thermal conductivity λ in W/(m K) |
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vacuum insulation board | 0.004…0.006 |
Airgel | 0.017…0.021 |
Resol resin | 0.021 |
Polyurethane (PUR) | 0.021…0.035 |
Expanded polystyrene with graphite (Gray EPS) | 0.030…0.035 |
Extruded polystyrene (XPS) | 0.032…0.040 |
Mineral wool / rock wool (raw density in kg/m 3 from 30 to 220) | 0.032…0.050 |
Polyethylene foams | 0.034…0.040 [7] |
Wool | 0.035 |
Sheep wool | 0.035…0.045 [8] |
cork | 0.035…0.046 |
Expanded polystyrene (EPS) | 0.035…0.050 |
cellulose | 0.037…0.045 |
Wood fiber insulation board | 0.038 [9] …0.060 |
jute | 0.038 [8] |
Straw bales | 0.038…0.067 |
Hemp insulation mats | 0.042 [10] |
flax | 0.040 [8] |
Foam glass | 0.040 |
hemp | 0.040…0.045 [8] |
Seaweed | 0.040…0.049 [8] |
wood fiber | 0.040…0.060 [8] |
Perlite (rock) | 0.040…0.070 |
Reed plate | 0.045…0.055 |
straw | 0.043 [11] …0.072 [8] |
Thermal insulation plasters, e.g. B. with polystyrene foam balls | 0.055…0.070 [12] |
Perforated brick, porous | 0.070…0.450 |
Aerated concrete (gas concrete) | 0.080…0.250 |
Glass foam granules | 0.080 |
Wood wool lightweight building board | 0.090 |
expanded clay | 0.100…0.160 [8] |
Thermal plaster with mineral lightweight aggregates | 0.110 [13] |
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Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/W%C3%A4rmeleitf%C3%A4higkeit
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Individual evidence
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