Sentences with phrase «less heat loss»

The modest surface to volume ratio that this affords means less heat loss and therefore a smaller demand on the performance of the building envelope.

Therefore, the system will be more efficient as there will be less heat loss from the pipes.

Well, also less heat loss because the effective temperature of the sky is warmer with high humidity.

The mannequins wearing hats experienced an average of 18.9 percent less heat loss than mannequins without hats, states authors of «Head Insulation and Heat Loss in Naked and Clothed Newborns Using a Thermal Mannequin,» published by Medical Physics Online in June 2002.

Pros: good transmittance (but lower than single wall), high impact resistance, good temperature capability (270F), light weight, low cost, good life, very nice to work with, low transmittance in the long IR reduces heat loss, available in wide variety of widths, thicknesses, and nearly any length, available in many cities and from greenhouse suppliers, less heat loss due to the insulating effect of multiple layers.

Lenzing, the makers of Tencel, claim that laboratory tests for a Tencel blended wadding, showed less heat loss than an all polyester insulation filling.

BUT the fact of the matter is that, on its face, hydronic heat distribution, in an apples - to - apples comparison, will have less heat loss along the way, likely making it more efficient.

Warm oceans take a lot of heat loss to freeze and the closer to freezing they start the less heat loss before ice forms.