A Carpenter Builds An Exterior House Wall
Andrew Walker
Updated on May 17, 2026
A Carpenter Builds An Exterior House Wall
4. Does the carpenter make an exterior wall with 3.0 cm thick wooden plywood and S-shaped plywood on the outside? 3
4. A carpenter builds an exterior wall with a single layer.
3.0 cm thick and one layer of wood
2.2 cm thick styrofoam insulation on inner wall
Area. In wood k = 0.080 W / m.K and
Styrofoam has k = 0.0I0W / m.K. Inner surface
Temperature 19.0 ° C and outer surface
The temperature is 10.0 C. (a) What is temperature?
At what rate does wood get styrofoam? (B)
How much heat flow per square meter?
This wall?
We don't see heat transfer from air here.
a = 0.03 m thick layer of wood
kw = 0.08 W / mK Thermal conductivity of wood
Above = 10 ° C = 263 K outside temperature
b = 0.022 m thick polystyrene
ks = 0.01 W / mK The thermal conductivity of styrofoam
Ti = 19 ° C = 292 K indoor temperature
Tx = temperature at the point of contact with polystyrene wood
The rate of heat transfer through the layers of wood and styrofoam should be the same:
ks (Ti Tx) / b = kw (Tx To) / a
Tx (kw / a + ks / b) = ks Ti / b + kw Ke / a
Tx = (0.01 * 292 / 0.022 + 0.08 * 263 / 0.03) / (0.08 / 0.03 + 0.01 / 0.022) = 267 K.
Tx = 6 ° C
Heat flow per square meter is:
¦ =  ”T / R where R is the total thermal resistance of the wall R = Rw + Rs
Rw The thermal resistance of wood sheet Rw = a / A * kw = 0.03 / 0.08 = 0.375 K / W
Polystyrene layer thermal resistance Rs = b / A * ks = 0.022 / 0.01 = 2.2 K / W
A = 1 square meter
R = 2,575 K / W
 ”T = 19 (10) = 29 K.
¦ = 29 / 2.575 = 11.26 W.
A Carpenter Builds An Exterior House Wall
A Carpenter Builds An Exterior House Wall
Use of polystyrene
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