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Dave B|发布了General Questions

因此,我家的计划是完整的,现在我需要在安大略省南部(多伦多地区)的任何好公司都知道任何良好公司的装载计算。

Would like to use Mini splits, the house is going to be tight and well insulated. So hopefully I can find someone that can understand my needs and not just try to sell over-sized unit.

With determining R-value of a wall that will have 6″ of Polyiso on the outside of a 2×4 stud wall filled with R14 Roxul, what rating would I use on the Polyiso knowing the outer will de-rate some.?
And will it matter much in the load calculations?

As the Polyiso seems to given a rating between R5-R6 per inch/ depending on temp and age.

谢谢Again…. In helping me get my dream green home built.
Dave

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  1. Expert Member
    Dana Dorsett||#1

    When most of the R-value is polyiso, assume R5.5/inch at your 99% outside design condition, higher than that on average. The outer inch will perform less than R5.5, but the middle inches will outperform higher.

    A 2x4/R14 wall with gyprock interior and typical siding options will run about R10, so with 6" of polyiso (R33-ish) you're looking at about R43 or U0.023, give or take. If you worst-cased it and assumed R5/inch it would be about U0.020, but that's unrealistically conservative.

    除非您承担大量漏气或高通风率,否则您的窗户损失可能会主导热量负荷数。

  2. Dave B||#2

    谢谢达娜,我希望你能说明,因为我觉得你是谈到这一点的专家之一!
    Of course you could be a crazy guy in the basement making S*** up... but I'll take it either way.
    谢谢
    现在要尝试在这里找到专家,进行计算。
    I like math and problems but I assume these calculations. are over the average guys head.?

  3. GBA Editor
    Martin Holladay||#3

    Dave,
    The person who performs your load calculations doesn't necessarily need to live close to your home. For more information on this topic, see谁可以执行我的负载计算?

  4. Dave B||#4

    I guess that is true, they just need design/drawings and details. Thanks Martin.

    好吧,现在我只是在寻找可以做好计算的人。

    Any idea on what the going rates are? I assume the US is always cheaper than up here.

    谢谢,

  5. GBA Editor
    Martin Holladay||#5

    Dave,
    Once again, I urge you to read the article that I linked to. The article discusses rates.

  6. Dave B||#6

    Will do, Thanks

  7. Expert Member
    Dana Dorsett||#7

    “当然,你可以成为地下室的一个疯狂的家伙,因为我会带来的......但我会以任何一种方式服用它。”

    I usually just make it up as I go along. So? :-)

    At +20C indoors, -17C outdoors (the 99% outside design temp for Torontohttps://articles.extension.org/sites/default/files/7.%20Outdoor_Design_Conditions_508.pdf), with R14 in the cavities and R30+ on the exterior, the warm side of the polyiso will be at about +5C, and the mean temp through the foam no colder than -6C, which is a tiny bit below the cold end of the curves in this graph:

    //m.etiketa4.com/sites/default/files/Polyiso%20penalty%20-%20BSC%201.jpg

    So perhaps R5/inch would be a more realistic estimate to be using for a heat load calculation (not that it'll move the whole-house loss numbers much), even though at the average winter outdoor temperatures in Toronto performance would be more like R5.5/inch.

    即使是1月份,多伦多的平均户外温度也为约-5C,这将在泡沫的热侧移动到约+ 10℃的温度,并且通过泡沫的平均温度为约+ 3C / + 37F。

    https://weatherspark.com/m/19863/1/Average-Weather-in-January-in-Toronto-Canada#Sections-Temperature

    因此,大多数多种多变样品测试的大多数样本将平均接近您的堆栈中的R5.5 /英寸,并且在冬季的位置,在肩部季节期间更高。但只有99%的设计温度的R5-ISH。

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