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.
Not exact matches
Make sure the home is insulated as well as it can be - loft and cavity wall insulation can reduce
heat loss by up to 40 %
meaning you have to have the
heating on
less to get the same benefit.
This reduced cooking time can
mean less loss of water - soluble nutrients due to reduced time of exposure to
heat and water.
I don't think he's just talking about
less evaporation
meaning less ocean
heat loss.
Finally,
less ice
means more Arctic
heat loss which reduces global warming.
But, producing higher temperatures normally
means that the solar air
heating collectors would operate
less efficiently as the
losses out the collector glazing go up with collector temperature — thus the desire for high storage temperatures can result in an undesirable increase in collector area.
The reason, Werner said, is because the
loss of snow and ice makes the earth's surface
less reflective,
meaning solar radiation — or
heat — is absorbed in greater amounts by the exposed dark ocean or tundra.
now it also results
less ice coverage which
means greater
heat loss and cooler temperatures....
This
means there are additional
heat loss areas in the window reveals and there is
less wall insulation due to the additional structure.