Uncertainty in the thermal conductivity of insulation materials

By F. Domínguez-Muñoz, B. Anderson, J. M. Cejudo-Lopez, A. Carrillo-Andrés. 2010

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Hygrothermal Performance of an Experimental Hemp-Lime Building (2012, background): “At low densities the impact of long-wave radiation is apparent resulting in increased conductivity, then, above the optimum density, increasing the density causes the thermal conductivity to also increase because of increased conduction through the material [10].”
Advanced computational modelling for drying processes – A review (2014, methodology): “Additional variability is introduced by the measurement accuracy of the test setup (experimental uncertainty) and differences in measuring equipment, measurement protocol and data postprocessing between different laboratories [207–210].”
Novel sustainable hemp-based composites for application in the building industry: Physical, thermal and mechanical characterization (2014, background): “078 W/mK, which is in good agreement with thermal conductivity values reported in the literature for boards of similar density, obtained from natural resources such as wood wool, wood fibers and wood chips [29].”
A review of uncertainty analysis in building energy assessment (2018, background): “[67] Domínguez-Muñoz F, Anderson B, Cejudo-López JM, Carrillo-Andrés A.”