Question: The continuous insulation ( c . i . ) layer shown is comprised of Polyisocyanurate and has a Thermal Conductivity ( k ) of 0
The continuous insulation ci layer shown is comprised of Polyisocyanurate and has a Thermal Conductivity k of Btu what is the required thickness of the Polyisocyanurate layer to gain compliance with ASHRAE Standard for an above grade, wood framed wall?
Consider only the space between the studs. Please refer to the image and table provided below.
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Table Building Envelope Requirements for Climate Zone ABC
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