Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Mathematical Calculation and Experimental Investigation of Expanded Perlite Based Heat Insulation Materials’ Thermal Conductivity Values
Thermal resistance can be increased by using proper heat insulation materials. Traditional heat insulation materials do not stand all desired properties. Thus, developing new heat insulation materials is very important. In this study, expanded perlite based heat insulation material was developed as
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