Insulation Materials Made with Vegetable Fibres - Nearly Zero Energy Building Refurbishment - page 408

Fig. 1 Changes of insulation thickness in walls in Europe (Papadopoulos 2005 ); reprinted here
with kind permission of Elsevier, 2013
Fig. 2 Changes of insulation thickness in roofs in Europe (Papadopoulos 2005 ); reprinted here
with kind permission of Elsevier, 2013
mathematical models and simulations, see below sections of heat and mass transfer
models.
Building insulation materials can be classified in a number of different ways
according to different criteria. Here, we broadly classify them at three levels in a
hierarchical tree-like structure, see Fig. 3 . At the highest level, building insulations