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Follow on Google News | The Eco Solar Shield Radiant BarrierWithout the Eco Solar Shield, radiant heat from the hot roof travels down through the open space and is absorbed by attic insulation, ductwork, and air handlers. There are two properties on which radiant barriers work: Reflectivity and Emissivity.
By: Rich Preisig In the summer, typically the largest source of heat gained by your home or building is radiant heat energy. A large amount of this heat comes through the roof and ceiling. If you have spent any time in an attic on a summer day you understand this completely. The roof and walls of your home absorb the radiant heat coming from the sun. This heat moves by conduction towards the interior until it reaches an air space such as the attic or drainage plane behind your outer veneer. At this point it radiates across that space. If you have an Eco-Solar-Shield™ In fact, regular insulation does little to reflect radiated heat; it just absorbs and holds this heat. In addition, HVAC equipment located in an attic will absorb attic heat and transfer it into the house. A properly installed Eco-Solar-Shield™ In the winter, heat conducts through your ceiling, walls and floor and is lost by radiation and convection. Radiant Barrier installed in the attic will reflect much of the radiant heat back towards the source. Radiant Barrier used as a house wrap can reduce radiant and convective heat losses through the walls. When heat is lost through the ceiling, walls and floor, your home's heater works to reheat the space. A properly installed Eco-Solar-Shield™ Radiant Heat: Heat transferred by radiation in the form of waves which travels through space. Radiant Heat is absorbed or reflected by the first solid object it encounters. Radiant Barrier: a material which blocks/reflects radiant heat. Made from reflective materials like aluminum, they typically block 95-97% of the radiant heat. Emissivity: the amount of heat which is "emitted" or radiated off of a surface to the surrounding air. Reflect: # # # Eco-Solar-Shield™ No other insulation product on the market today compares to Eco-Solar-Shield's™ Eco-Solar-Shield™ End
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