TECHNICAL FORMATION Oil BUILDING MATERIALS

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EOR USE IN THE DESIGN OE LOW-COST- HOUSING

THE NATIONAL BUREAU OE STANDARDS

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OE COMMERCE

WASHINGTON, D. C.

May 18, 19^6.

THERMAL INSULATION

Insulating Values for Erame Wall Construction—

4" Brick Veneer with Various Types of Interior Finishes

This is a "brief presentation of calculated thermal insulating

values for frame wall construction—

rr "brick veneer with various

types of interior finishes, "based on tests conducted "by the National

Bureau of Standards and presented in detail in former Letter Circular

No. 227, "Thermal Insulation11 , (April 19 , 1927);^ and Bureau of

Standards Research Paper No. 291 , "Heat Transfer Through Building

p Walls", (August 6, 193^)j "by M* S. Van Dusen and J. L. Einck.

"^"Out of print.

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Out of print and not available "by purchase "but may "be consulted

in Government depository libraries.

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