That is correct, if you have some layers with nomass, the whole construction will still be okay (providing thermal mass properties to the building) if they are using the "regular" properties.
At 09:02 AM 2/22/2012, Jean marais wrote:
just that layer has no mass, not the whole contruction...? I.e. I assume that a no mass layer does not nullyfy the internalmass of the entire contruction, right?--Jeremiah D. CrossettCleanTech Analytics503-688-8951This document may contain valuable information proprietary to CleanTech Analytics which is private and confidential. It may not be shared, copied, stored or transmitted in any form without the prior written consent of CleanTech Analytics
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