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Thermal Insulation of Buildings
The new version of the DIN standard 4108, part 2 - thermal insulation of buildings of August 1981 has replaced the old version of October 1974 on the 1.3.82. The new rules for thermal insulation are valid since 1. January 1984. Heating energy consumption of buildings is a sector with a very high saving potential. The new regulations on thermal insulation mean that the requirements for new buildings are 25% higher than before. This will result in additional energy saving estimated to come up to 36 million hard coal units for the next 20 years. A new item is that a limited amount of requirements for already existing buildings is introduced. This is valid especially if new heatable rooms are added or if heatable attic stories are completed. Thermal insulation is required for new or exchanged windows. French windows or other components where thermal insulation is relevant, for example outer walls. New roofs and ceilings of top stories must contain thermal insulation material. (ERA citation 10:000752)
Thermal Insulation of Buildings
The new version of the DIN standard 4108, part 2 - thermal insulation of buildings of August 1981 has replaced the old version of October 1974 on the 1.3.82. The new rules for thermal insulation are valid since 1. January 1984. Heating energy consumption of buildings is a sector with a very high saving potential. The new regulations on thermal insulation mean that the requirements for new buildings are 25% higher than before. This will result in additional energy saving estimated to come up to 36 million hard coal units for the next 20 years. A new item is that a limited amount of requirements for already existing buildings is introduced. This is valid especially if new heatable rooms are added or if heatable attic stories are completed. Thermal insulation is required for new or exchanged windows. French windows or other components where thermal insulation is relevant, for example outer walls. New roofs and ceilings of top stories must contain thermal insulation material. (ERA citation 10:000752)
Thermal Insulation of Buildings
1983
73 pages
Report
No indication
English
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