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How Do You Calculate Thermal Resistance? In this informative video, we will provide a detailed look at thermal resistance and its importance in civil engineering and building design. We will cover the key parameters that affect thermal resistance, including thermal conductivity, thickness, and cross-sectional area. By understanding these concepts, engineers can create structures that maintain comfortable indoor temperatures while optimizing energy efficiency.

We will guide you through the calculations needed to determine thermal resistance, including the formula derived from Fourier's Law of Heat Conduction. Additionally, we will explain how to calculate the total thermal resistance of a wall made from various materials, factoring in the contributions of air films on surfaces. This knowledge is essential for civil engineers as they strive to design buildings that effectively manage heat flow, ensuring a comfortable environment for occupants.

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