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       The High R-Value Roofs Case Study Analysis is the result of BSC’s ongoing High R-Value Enclosure research — a study that BSC has undertaken for the US DOE’s Building America research program to identify and evaluate residential assemblies that cost-effectively provide 50 percent improvement in thermal resistance.
       
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