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Is lower thermal conductivity better?

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Answered by Venomgaming1845
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Thermal movement is basically caused by the expansion and contraction of the fabric of the building due to hot and cold weather. ... Modern structures are sometimes built without any expansion joints so the thermal movement cannot be accompanied within the masonry so cracking occurs.

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Answered by gourichakraborty806
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The lower the thermal conductivity of a material, the better the thermal performance (i.e. the slower heat will move across a material). It is measured in Watts per Metre Kelvin (W/mK).

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