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BGA 261
Heating Practices
R-Value & Conductive Heat Transfer
L
AB03 PRACTICE
TOTAL: 10 MARKS
You need to propose the required insulation material thickness for above ground wall and
basement wall assembly that meet the Ontario Building Code (OBC). To do this, you will
investigate three options for three different insulations. The Ontario Building Code
stipulates the following for insulation value of walls:
-
Walls above ground: R29
-
Basement walls: R20
Go to the “Insulation” section of building materials of Home Depot (use the link in the next page). Find three materials that can be used for insulating and complete the following part 1 & part 2.
Part 1: Complete the information for each of the materials in Table 1
(3 marks)
Table 1 Insulating Materials
Product Name
R-Value
per inch
Thickness
(inch)
1
2
3
Part 2:
Calculate the thickness of each product in Part 1 that would be necessary to meet the OBC regulations given the construction shown below.
(3 marks)
Above Ground Wall (R29)
Basement Wall (R20)
b
a
c
a = ½” Drywall
b = INSULATION
c = ½” Plywood
a
b
a = 10” Concrete
b = INSULATION
Thickness of Insulation 1
Thickness of Insulation 1
`
Thickness of Insulation 2
Thickness of Insulation 2
Thickness of Insulation 3
Thickness of Insulation 3
Link:
https://www.homedepot.com/b/Building-Materials-Insulation/N-5yc1vZasbs/Ntk-
EnrichedProductInfo/Ntt-insulation?NCNI-5&storeSelection=1287,1233,1234,1268,1228
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R-Value & Conductive Heat Transfer
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acity required to account for the ventilation system? Your
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