Make a plan for old building insulation - How to proceed?

  • Erstellt am 2022-08-30 10:30:12

Adam2112

2024-03-23 15:57:26
  • #1


It is stated in many places on the internet how it works. Briefly again: nanosheres with vacuum. Basically like a thermos flask with additional phenomena such as the Knudsen effect. It is all known worldwide and researched better every day.

Google nanosheres, google references, best try it out with the Interior. Customers have even reported rooms being 10 degrees warmer that previously could not be heated at all.
 

Adam2112

2024-03-23 16:14:37
  • #2
There are interesting research reports on nanospheres, Knudsen effect, etc. on science direct...
 

chand1986

2024-03-23 16:23:25
  • #3

How a theoretically unreachable value is practically achieved is nowhere explained. Not on the internet and nowhere else either.

No totally simple experimental data? Why not?

Fill two identical thermos flasks with identical amounts of boiling water. The only difference: one is coated. Determine the water temperature at times t1 - t10. Create a chart and upload it here. Quickly done, what's the problem?
 

nordanney

2024-03-23 16:46:24
  • #4
Why is such a value advertised on the internet? Doesn’t match the CE certificate?
 

Adam2112

2024-03-23 17:29:02
  • #5


There are plenty already on the internet. Google it.

I just uploaded thermal camera images, natural laws apply everywhere, and thus you can even calculate the U-value of the wall based on the data I have provided.
 

Cronos86

2024-03-23 19:48:21
  • #6
No, I can't find anything that could explain the effect either. But I found the product Bauter, which even looks better. And they have their energy consultant with them, who makes it KFW eligible. It should basically do the same as PScoat, but seems to be "better".
 
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