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metal firrings.

japbyrne · 2009-03-28 13:01:07

Anyone know the resistivity for this material, or where to look. Thanks.

28-03-2009 2:01pm

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Anyone know the resistivity for this material, or where to look.
Thanks.

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#2 28-03-2009 2:27pm

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http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/thermal-conductivity-d_429.html

depends on the alloy....

stainless steel has a low TC value... carbon steel is higher... i think 40 would be appropriate if you dont know what alloy it s...

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Thanks for that sid.

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#4 30-03-2009 5:19pm

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Great link - thanks!
Is there a similar table for common Irish construction consumables like Kingspan CoolTherm and Moyplus and such - or do you have to go to the manufacturers website for each value?

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#5 30-03-2009 5:31pm

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10-10-20 wrote: »

Great link - thanks!
Is there a similar table for common Irish construction consumables like Kingspan CoolTherm and Moyplus and such - or do you have to go to the manufacturers website for each value?

generally, their website.... and more specifically, to whatever certification is applicable.

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#6 30-03-2009 9:23pm

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Are you talking about fire-certs, or manufacturing ISO's etc?

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#7 01-04-2009 9:05pm

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... thermal conductivity....

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