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Which takes in more heat r-5 insulation or r-35 insulation?
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A right angle is an angle that has a?
A right angle is a angle with 90o
What type of angle is a 98 angle?
An angle of 98 degrees is an obtuse angle
What angle does a hemisphere have?
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How can you use a right angle to decide how to name another angle?
So basically , you have an right angle and another angle . You draw an right angle over the angle your looking at and if its smaller than the right angle then its an acute angle . If its bigger than the right angle then its a obtuse angle . GoodLuck!(;
How does the angle of insulation change between midday and evening affect the air temperature?
The angle of insulation affects air temperature by influencing the intensity of solar radiation received. At midday, when the sun is directly overhead, the angle of insulation is lower, leading to more concentrated heat that warms the air. In the evening, with a higher angle, the sun's rays are more spread out, causing less intense heating and potentially cooler temperatures.
If earth's angle of inclination was 0 how would insulation change in High Level Alberta?
If Earth's angle of inclination was 0 degrees, there would be no change in the insulation levels in High Level, Alberta. Insolation (incoming solar radiation) is more influenced by variations in solar angle, day length, and cloud cover than by Earth's axial tilt. Therefore, insulation levels in High Level would likely remain relatively constant throughout the year.
How does insulation change with increasing latitude?
Insulation decreases with increasing latitude due to the angle at which sunlight reaches the Earth's surface. At higher latitudes, the sun's rays are more spread out and travel through more atmosphere before reaching the surface, leading to lower insulation levels. This results in cooler temperatures at higher latitudes compared to lower latitudes.
What is TAN DELTA testing of transformer?
Tan Delta is also known as the 'loss angle' or 'dissipation factor'. It is used to test the level of degradation in insulation materials of electrical machines and power cables. The winding insulation of an electrical machine, or a cable free from defects, will act as a perfect capacitor, that is, it will only store energy and not dissipate it. In an ideal capacitor, the voltage and current are out of phase by 90 degrees and the current flowing through the insulation is purely capacitive Ic. However, dielectric losses within the insulation due to deterioration or other factors, will result in the reduction of the resistance in the insulation. This will in turn increase the resistive current Ir. The phase angle between the current and voltage is now less than 90 degrees, and the extent to which this is less than 90 degrees gives the level of degradation in the insulation. So this 'loss angle' is required to be measured. If the angle is Delta, then the tangent of Delta can be calculated by dividing is 'opposite over adjacent', which is Ir/Ic. There are various methods of how this is tested and industrial standards, such as the IEC provide acceptable values of Tan-delta for different types of insulation.
How do you insulate concrete walls?
Are we talking about batt insulation? There are "insulation pins" that are basically a spike with a "waffle" base that you would glue to the concrete. When the glue is dry, you put the insulation over the pin and force the pin to stick through the insulation. There is a washer that will go over the protruding pin to keep the insulation from slipping off. Then, you bend the pin over at a 90 degree angle to keep it from poking someone or something it isn't supposed to. You will want to make sure that the concrete is clean before trying to apply the adhesive. You will also want to make sure that the "washer" does not push the insulation in too far (crushing it and reducing it's effectiveness Look up the insulation manufacturer that you will be using (Dow Corning, etc) and they will probably have specs on the placement of the insulation pins.
What is refractory insulation?
Refractory insulation is defined as insulation for extremely high temperatures. The threshold of temperature of insulation for refractory insulation is > 815 Celsius.
What are five types of insulators?
Question should be clear For Thermal insulation,Electrical insulation,energy insulation vision insulation.
What is floor insulation?
insulation for the floor...
Insulation in clothes?
How du you get insulation out of clothes
Explain the difference in the insulation provided by wet and dry animal fur?
The difference in the insulation, provided by wet and dry animal fur is that, the wet insulation fur gives low and weak insulation, while dry insulation fur gives a maximum insulation.
Can you give me a sentence with insulation?
Insulation helps to maintain a consistent temperature within a building by reducing heat loss or gain.
Is exposed insulation dangerous?
That depends on what type of insulation you're talking about. Exposed foam insulation generally isn't dangerous. Exposed asbestos insulation might be.
