Title: INSULATION
1INSULATION
2INSULATION
- The following article was published in the
Sunday Times. - You will be given a copy of this article for your
exercise book.
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4Cold Comfort
- Read carefully through the whole sheet
- Underline or highlight passages from the text
that indicate where Adas heat currently comes
from. - In a different colour underline or highlight
passages from the text that indicate how the
supply of heat to Ada could be improved.
5Cold Comfort
- Write a detailed report of recommendations for
improving Adas situation. - Who should pay for the improvements to Adas
house justify your answer.
6How heat is lost from a house
725 of the heat is lost through the roof
825 of the heat is lost through the roof
15 of the heat is lost through the windows
925 of the heat is lost through the roof
15 of the heat is lost through the windows
Draughts, 15
1025 of the heat is lost through the roof
15 of the heat is lost through the windows
Draughts, 15
Into ground, 15
1125 of the heat is lost through the roof
Walls, 30
15 of the heat is lost through the windows
Draughts, 15
Into ground, 15
12How heat is kept in a house
1310cm of fibre glass insulation reduces heat loss
through the roof by 75
1410cm of fibre glass insulation reduces heat loss
through the roof by 75
Fill the cavity in the walls with foam and reduce
heat loss by 50
1510cm of fibre glass insulation reduces heat loss
through the roof by 75
Double glazing can reduce heat loss from the
windows by 50
Fill the cavity in the walls with foam and reduce
heat loss by 50
1610cm of fibre glass insulation reduces heat loss
through the roof by 75
Double glazing can reduce heat loss from the
windows by 50
Fill the cavity in the walls with foam and reduce
heat loss by 50
Draught excluders are cheap and stop heat loss
1710cm of fibre glass insulation reduces heat loss
through the roof by 75
Double glazing can reduce heat loss from the
windows by 50
Fill the cavity in the walls with foam and reduce
heat loss by 50
Draught excluders are cheap and stop heat loss
Solid concrete floors lose only half as much heat
as wooden ones.