thermal-performance

Vocabulary Word

Definition

Thermal-performance refers to how well a material or system manages or responds to heat. There can be variation in how certain materials retain, transfer, or lose heat.

Examples in Different Contexts

In building design, 'thermal-performance' refers to how well a structure maintains its internal temperature. An architect might state, 'Enhancing the thermal-performance of our buildings can significantly reduce energy costs.'

Practice Scenarios

Business

Scenario:

The efficiency of a product is a major selling point. Our upcoming line of eco-friendly products is focused on sustainability and optimum use of resources.

Response:

That's right, our products' thermal performance enhances their efficiency and promotes sustainable use. People can save energy while using our products.

Product manufacturing

Scenario:

Our consumers demand products that are reliable, safe, and durable. The materials used should maintain their properties even in high-heat situations.

Response:

Yes, we must focus on the thermal performance of our products to ensure they're reliable and safe. We need to use materials that withstand high temperatures.