Science Remakes Our World
Science Remakes Our World
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Not only does Foamglas replace cork as a buoyant element; it also is taking its place as an insulator against heat, in the cold rooms of dairies, meat-packing plants and breweries. Even solid glass is a poor conductor of heat, and in combination with the gas cells it forms a most effective insulator.
Probably the glass product that has the least resemblance to the familiar concept of glass as a hard transparent substance, however, is Fiberglas, which is used both in the form of soft wooly fiber...s for insulation of heat and sound, and as a beau- tiful silklike fabric, available in practically any color. 3 Heat in- sulation on ships of the U. S. Navy in 1932 was one of the very first applications of Fiberglas, for it met the requirements of naval architects who had asked for a fireproof insulation "that would be light in weight and take little room so that it won't encroach upon valuable cargo space and add to the deadweight of the vessel. It must withstand salt water and salt atmospheres.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not only does Foamglas replace cork as a buoyant element; it also is taking its place as an insulator against heat, in the cold rooms of dairies, meat-packing plants and breweries. Even solid glass is a poor conductor of heat, and in combination with the gas cells it forms a most effective insulator.
Probably the glass product that has the least resemblance to the familiar concept of glass as a hard transparent substance, however, is Fiberglas, which is used both in the form of soft wooly fiber...s for insulation of heat and sound, and as a beau- tiful silklike fabric, available in practically any color. 3 Heat in- sulation on ships of the U. S. Navy in 1932 was one of the very first applications of Fiberglas, for it met the requirements of naval architects who had asked for a fireproof insulation "that would be light in weight and take little room so that it won't encroach upon valuable cargo space and add to the deadweight of the vessel. It must withstand salt water and salt atmospheres.
What to read after Science Remakes Our World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Stokley to read onlineMoreLess
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