Automotive What's the thermal conductivity of car insulation

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The discussion centers on the thermal conductivity of car insulation, specifically the foam used in roofs and dashboards. Participants inquire about the specific thermal conductivity values and the materials involved in car construction. There is a suggestion to research existing resources for detailed information. The context of the inquiry is not explicitly stated, but it hints at potential vehicle construction. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding material properties for automotive applications.
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whats the thermal conductivity for car insulation? roof or dashboard, basically the thermal conductivity of foam used in most cars.
 
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Aaron Paulo said:
whats the thermal conductivity for car insulation? roof or dashboard, basically the thermal conductivity of foam used in most cars.

Welcome to the PF.

What have you been able to find via Google and other search resources? What materials are used in car roof construction? In car firewall construction?

What is the context of your question? Are you building a vehicle of some sort? :smile:
 
berkeman said:
Welcome to the PF.

What have you been able to find via Google and other search resources? What materials are used in car roof construction? In car firewall construction?

What is the context of your question? Are you building a vehicle of some sort? :smile:

Got it covered via google. :)
 
Sweet! :smile:
 
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