Heat loss
Heat loss refers to the transfer of heat energy from inside a heated space (such as a home or building) to the cooler outdoor environment. This process happens through various pathways, including conduction (heat moving through walls, windows, floors, and ceilings), convection (air leaks or drafts), and radiation (heat escaping through surfaces like windows). Managing heat loss is important for maintaining energy efficiency and reducing heating costs during colder months.
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