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Heat loss and gain through transfer


"...conduction, radiation and convection are the primary mechanisms [of heat transfer]."

-U.S. Department of Energy

YOUR HOME LOSES AND GAINS HEAT IN 3 WAYS

Definition: The transfer of heat by moving air. The transfer of heat through a solid material. The transfer of heat in the form of electromagnetic waves.
Example: WARM AIR RISES AND TRANSFERS HEAT TO THE CEILING. HEAT IS TRANSFERRED FROM WARMER SECTIONS OF WALLS AND CEILINGS TO COOLER SECTIONS. HEAT IS TRANSFERRED FROM THE ROOF TO THE CEILING.

The Environmentally Friendly Choice Performance. Comfort. Safety. Cellulose protects the environment. Cellulose insulation is made from 80% post-consumer recycled materials. Also, manufacturing cellulose uses one-fifth of the energy required to make fiberglass and generates one-fifth the carbon dioxide (for typical home, insulated to the same R-value).
ADVANCED ENERGY INSULATION " PAVES THE WAY" TO PROVIDING Relief For Your Heating and Cooling System

NOT ONLY WILL YOU SAVE MONEY ON UTILITY BILLS- your will also save on cost of original and replacement equipment (since you will need smaller capacity systems) and maintenance. Cellulose does such a good job protecting your home from the weather that your heating and cooling system:
  • CAN BE DOWNSIZED
  • WILL RUN LESS
  • WILL LAST LONGER
  • WILL REQUIRE LESS MAINTENANCE
  • ADVANCED ENERGY INSULATION, INC. uses Greenfiber cocoon cellulose insulation because Greenfiber cellulose is tested and certified in accordance with federal regulations and ASTM Standard C 739-91 to be non-corrosive. This reassurance gives homeowners a peace of mind that is absent with other insulations that are untested and unregulated.

     
     
     
     
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