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- | If you want a component to lose heat, you want it to be very high conductivity. | + | * If you want a component to **gain or lose heat quickly**, you want it to be very high conductivity |
- | If you want a component to keep heat, you want it to be very low conductivity. | + | |
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+ | Typically, commercially available VIPs achieve a thermal conductivity of 0.004 W/(m·K) across the centre of the panel, or an overall value of 0.006-0.008 W/(m·K) after allowing for thermal bridging (heat conduction across the panel edges) and the inevitable gradual loss of vacuum over time]] | ||
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