Why do wooden buildings keep warm?

1, due to the low thermal conductivity of wood, wooden buildings have good thermal insulation performance.

2. Wood has excellent thermal insulation performance, and its thermal conductivity is about 0.1~ 0.2w/(m k). The thermal insulation performance of wood is 400 times that of steel and 16 times that of concrete. 150㎜ thick wooden wall, its thermal insulation performance is equivalent to 6 10㎜ thick brick wall.

3. Compared with light structure buildings, wood structure buildings can save energy by 5.3%, while concrete structure buildings can save energy by 8. 1%. During the life cycle of the building, the wood structure building can save about 6% of the air conditioning operation cost compared with the ordinary concrete roof. Wood structure buildings can greatly reduce the consumption of fossil fuels and maintain comfortable temperature in an economical way.