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In response to
"
this is what I do, and it seems like common sense, but I want the math. -- nm
"
by
mafic
the answer may be in here. I'm still reading it. -- (link)
Posted by
loosilu (aka loosilu2)
Jun 26 '12, 15:01
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http://windowoutdoors.com/WindowOutdoors/Staying%20Warm%20-%20Interesting%20Observations%20on%20Heat%20Loss.htm
(windowoutdoors.com)
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oh wow. they say thick layer inside is best. See Figure 3.
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loosilu
Jun 26, 15:07
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I don't think their "shells" are comparable to the blankets that mafic is asking about.
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musubi
Jun 26, 15:19
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ah, ok. -- nm
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loosilu
Jun 26, 15:27
that does not fit with mafic's initial parameters. the layers in that experiment have different insulation factors. -- nm
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zork
Jun 26, 15:16
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you're right. funn thing though, I realized I use their method for cross country skiing. Thick layers below, and a thin shell on top. -- nm
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loosilu
Jun 26, 15:28
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