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cavity and anchors metal attachment
gvborre (2 Beiträge)am 3.2.20
BuWa-VHG-LS-SP150-GW50-GB70, U=0,13
Open component in de U-waarde-calculator
DearIs it possible to fix certain parts, for example sandwich panels, with self-drilling screws.
And calculate their influence on the global U value of the wall?
Thank you very much
AndreasTeich (1169 Beiträge)
am 4.2.20
Hi,
you mean to calculate just the influence of the screws?
I don't think it's possible nor helpful?
For which purpose?
Cheers
Andreas Teich
you mean to calculate just the influence of the screws?
I don't think it's possible nor helpful?
For which purpose?
Cheers
Andreas Teich
gvborre (2 Beiträge)
am 5.2.20
Dear
In the epb declaration (energy performance and indoor climate of a building), the penetration of the insulation through anchors, self-drilling screws ... must be taken into account. Otherwise, fines are imposed.
It is therefore very useful to be able to determine its influence on the U value (or R value) of an outer wall.
It is impossible to enter sandwich panels in the software that is available to make your declaration.
In essence it comes down to providing a possibility of splitting a material into two parts, as you can do it with 'balken/sparren einfugen' but any material that is a percentage of the surface.
I hope that a solution is found for this.
Kind regards.
Gilbert Vanden Borre
In the epb declaration (energy performance and indoor climate of a building), the penetration of the insulation through anchors, self-drilling screws ... must be taken into account. Otherwise, fines are imposed.
It is therefore very useful to be able to determine its influence on the U value (or R value) of an outer wall.
It is impossible to enter sandwich panels in the software that is available to make your declaration.
In essence it comes down to providing a possibility of splitting a material into two parts, as you can do it with 'balken/sparren einfugen' but any material that is a percentage of the surface.
I hope that a solution is found for this.
Kind regards.
Gilbert Vanden Borre