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Mineral fiber products are the most common group of thermal insulations currently in use. Heat transfer in these materials has been the subject of extensive investigations thanks to their numerous and varied applications as building and industrial insulations. Early studies addressed the problem of energy transport in terms of a simple theoretical model. They showed that gas conduction and radiation are the two dominant modes of heat transfer in fibrous insulations [Verschoor et.al. (1952), Bankvall (1974), Bhattacharyya (1980), and Larkin and Churchill (1959)].

A New Method for Numerical Modeling of Heat Transfer in Thermal Insulations Products