Rad Therm Analysis Eco Stud Z Furring versus

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Rad. Therm Analysis Eco. Stud Z Furring versus Steel Stud (Summer) UNCLASSIFIED

Rad. Therm Analysis Eco. Stud Z Furring versus Steel Stud (Summer) UNCLASSIFIED

Rad. Therm Model Setup 130 W/m 2 (Solar Load for a ~90 F day

Rad. Therm Model Setup 130 W/m 2 (Solar Load for a ~90 F day full sun on wall) Wall Top View Concrete Polystyrene Foam Board (1. 5 inch) Stud 25 gauge Steel Versus 0. 09 inch Eco. Stud (16 inches on center) FOUO UNCLASSIFIED Gypsum Board (0. 5 inch) 2

Rad. Therm Model Setup Polystyrene Foam Board (1. 5 inch) 130 W/m 2 Concrete

Rad. Therm Model Setup Polystyrene Foam Board (1. 5 inch) 130 W/m 2 Concrete (10 inch) Gypsum Board (0. 5 inch) Wall Side View FOUO UNCLASSIFIED 3

Results Concrete Interior Surface Temperatures of Gypsum Eco. Stud Steel Stud FOUO UNCLASSIFIED 4

Results Concrete Interior Surface Temperatures of Gypsum Eco. Stud Steel Stud FOUO UNCLASSIFIED 4

Results Concrete Interior Surface Temperatures of Foam and Stud Eco. Stud Steel Stud FOUO

Results Concrete Interior Surface Temperatures of Foam and Stud Eco. Stud Steel Stud FOUO UNCLASSIFIED 5

Results Concrete Exterior Concrete Surface Temperatures Eco. Stud Steel Stud FOUO UNCLASSIFIED 6

Results Concrete Exterior Concrete Surface Temperatures Eco. Stud Steel Stud FOUO UNCLASSIFIED 6

Conclusion n n Steel studs pull heat away from the exterior concrete wall. The

Conclusion n n Steel studs pull heat away from the exterior concrete wall. The heat conducts along the stud and through to the interior wall of the building. Eco. Studs are considerably less conductive and minimize the heat that is transferred from the exterior environment into the building. This results in less energy requirements to maintain a comfortable air temperature within the building. FOUO UNCLASSIFIED 7