b'7.RESULTS Table 2: Measured test temperature Temperature Difference26.00.1K Mean Test Temperature23.00.1C Table 3: Measured results for the test specimens Calibration check10/08/20, SR14 BRANZ reference D6341A D6341B D6341C D6341D D6341E Sample weightgram39073888390137583691 grams per sq. metreg/m 2 10674.910623.010836.110438.910338.9 Test date12/08/2012/08/2012/08/2012/08/2013/08/20 Measured thicknessmm101.2101.9101.8101.5101.5 Test thicknessmm101.2101.9101.8101.5101.5 Densitykg/m 3 105.5104.2106.5102.8101.9 Heat-fluxW/m 2 9.399.279.359.359.35 Thermal resistancem 2 K/W2.772.812.782.782.78 Apparent thermal conductivityW/mK0.03650.03630.03660.03650.0365 Difference between heat flux transducers%0.20.20.41.10.3 * Thermal conductance can be calculated by dividing the thermal conductivity by the thickness of the specimen * Average temperature gradient in the specimen during test can be calculated by dividing the temperature difference by the thickness of the specimen * The minimum duration of the measurement portion of the test once steady state equilibrium is achieved is 18 minutesREPORT NUMBER:ISSUE DATE:PAGE: DI13193-001-0124 August 20205 of 6 branz.nz | 1222 Moonshine Rd, RD1, Porirua 5381, Private Bag 50 908, Porirua 5240, New ZealandPhone +64 4237 1170branz@branz.co.nz'