Thermal Protection - 07 20 00
Thermal protection refers to insulation used to reduce the unwanted effects of heat transfer through the exterior enclosure of a building. The type, form, and material used for insulation depend on the location within the structure, and the size of the space available.
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Subdivisions under Thermal Protection:
- 07 21 00 - Thermal Insulation
- 07 22 00 - Roof and Deck Insulation
- 07 24 00 - EIFS - Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems
- 07 25 00 - Weather Barriers
- 07 26 00 - Vapor Retarders
- 07 27 00 - Air Barriers
Featured Manufacturers of Thermal Protection:
Thermal Protection Industry Associations:
- Cellulose Insulation Manufacturers Association
- Insulation Contractors Association of America
- North American Insulation Manufacturers Association
Thermal Protection Projects Up for Bid:
Need project leads to bid on? Here is a sample of projects coming up for bid that include Thermal Protection.
- ATHOL SENIOR CENTER-GEN (Bids Due 2009-12-16)
- MINOT AFB MUNITIONS TRAILER STORAGE FACILITY (Bids Due 2009-12-15)
- MNDOT CARVER CO CHASKA TRUCK STATION (Bids Due 2009-12-15)
- FORAN HIGH SCHOOL (Bids Due 2009-12-15)
- COYOTE CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (Bids Due 2009-12-15)
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Latest Articles, White Papers & Case Studies about Thermal Protection:
Air Barriers in Building Construction by Honeywell Specialty Materials
New requirements in energy codes and expectations for better performance among many building owners underscore the importance of air barriers for commercial-building performance and code compliance. Use of spray polyurethane foam (ccSPF) as a key component in air-barrier assemblies provides
good performance characteristics and cost and construction advantages, as shown in this review of industry literature and new research by RSMeans Business Solutions.
Cotton Insulation by RSMeans Engineering Staff
A natural fiber that is gaining popularity for being used as insulation is cotton. Cotton fibers resulting from post industrial waste found at blue jean factories are bound together and formed into batts for installation in stud cavities, floor frames and in ceilings. This simple yet effective insulation provides many advantages to homeowners and the environment.
Reducing Energy Costs with Insulation by RSMeans Engineering Staff
Heating or cooling your home or office accounts for a large portion of your total energy use. As utility costs skyrocket, facilities managers and homeowners will be looking to find ways to save energy and money. Insulation will be one of the methods.
Insulation by Neil Smit
With cooler months approaching and fuel prices rising, it’s a good idea to make sure buildings are well-insulated. For residential structures, a good place to check is in the attic.
Tips on Estimating Thermal Protection Costs from RSMeans
 | Insulation and fireproofing products are measured by area, thickness, volume or R-value. Specifications may give only what the specified R-value should be in a certain situation. The estimator may need to choose the type of insulation to meet that R-value. |
Projects that Included Thermal Protection:
Research projects that have included Thermal Protection to see how it has been implemented in existing buildings or to find companies that have experience working with Thermal Protection.
- AMC THEATERS (Chula Vista, CA)
- Charlotte County Courthouse (Punta Gorda, FL)
- RITE AID PHARMACY 7938 (Ranson, WV)
- CARRINGTON ACADEMY CHILD CARE LEARING CT (Cumming, GA)
- TGI FRIDAY'S RESTAURANT (Tampa, FL)
- CORCORAN ARSENIC REMOVAL WTP (Corcoran, CA)
- FALLING CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (Richmond, VA)
- RAYMOND FIRE STATION (Raymond, CA)
- MALONEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MODERNIZATION (Fremont, CA)
- BLANDFORD ALVARADO NORTHAM ELEMENTARY'S (Rowland Heights, CA)
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