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Physics, 03.07.2019 04:10, aesthvx44

Compute the overall thermal resistance of a wall made up of 100 mm brick (1920 kg/m3) and 200 mm normal weight concrete block with a 20 mm air gap between. there is 13 mm of gyp- sum plaster on the inside. assume a 7 m/s wind velocity on the outside and st air inside.

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