Examples of using Poor insulation in English and their translations into German
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Poor insulation just lets expensive heating energy evaporate.
A high percentage of the energy is lost, due to poor insulation.
We will always get wet and poor insulation and, also, chafing and skin irritation.
But, the plastic around the heating chamber, including the glass port-hole cover,does get very hot due to poor insulation.
Due to poor insulation over 60% of the heating energy is lost in such houses.
Significant humidity of the room or poor insulation can also cause this problem.
The Puffly F1's poor insulation means that the exterior near the mouthpiece also becomes far too hot to comfortably touch.
Surface losses indicate the heat which is lost through poor insulation of boilers and hot water cylinders.
Poor insulation and outdated or inappropriate heating, cooling and water heating technologies are driving up consumption of gas, electricity and oil.
Through the no-load test,the following defects of the transformer can be found: poor insulation between silicon steel sheets.
In the following image you can see how the already poor insulation due to having used a processor in SOIC package(Orange arrows), It was further reduced without any valid reason Red arrows.
The two hot tubs are welcome in chillier weather,as the courtyard can get cool thanks to poor insulation from glass skylights and windows.
High interior, large open spaces, limited wall surfaces(which are occupied),large windows and doors, poor insulation of the walls, and above all the lack of thermal insulation of the floor- all these factors cause that the costs of heating a church continuously are very high.
BAWAG One Billion for Energy There is great demand for energy-saving measures in Austria's households: Over 1 million of the 1.26 million single family homes in Austriaare more than 20 years old, and poor insulation or outdated heating systems cause unnecessarily high energy costs in these households.
Although the metal test bench can withstand high temperature, but in the experimental environment containing strong acid, strong alkali, high temperature, strong water gas conditions, easy to appear serious corrosion of the table and reagent shelf, baking paint peeling, rust and decay problems,resulting in shortened service life of the test bench, and poor insulation, easy to cause electric shock risk.
A fire orelectric shock may result from poor contact, poor insulation, exceeding the permissible current, etc.
For example,use of energy-efficient or CO2-free supply forms in buildings with very poor insulation should generally not be encouraged.
Holiday houses from the fifties and sixties were often relatively small,with wood-pulp boards roofing, poor insulation, small bunk spaces and often with petroleum lamps replacing the electric light.
For example one phase can have a highertemperature in comparison with other phases due to a poor insulation which results in a creeping current.
It is important to dry the floor,because the garage will be located below ground level, with poor insulation from moisture precipitation will seep into the structure.
As there are many cables connection during surveillance equipments, the improper connection between main equipments will cause open circuit,short circuit, poor line insulation etc.