Biotic Attack in Claddings of Prefabricated Buildings

Darja Kubečková; Vlastimil Matějka; Michal Kraus; Markéta Černá; Jana Kukutschová; Libor Žídek

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.372.189

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Biotic Attack in Claddings of Prefabricated Buildings

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Problems biotic attack facades of prefabricated buildings takes particular with regard to given increasing demands and requirements of thermal technique and energy. In the last twenty years, increased demands on thermal properties of exterior walls, increasing the thickness of thermal insulation, additional insulation contact changes prefabricated walls on multilayer circuit design, but at the same time claddings prefab evident adverse side effects in the form of color change in outer surface rendering locally and globally. In this paper are discussed laboratory tests on the sample confirmed the presence of external plaster façade panel biotic attach building, which is equipped with additional contact system.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 372)

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Darja Kubečková, Vlastimil Matějka, Michal Kraus, Markéta Černá, Jana Kukutschová, Libor Žídek

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Building, Defect, Environment, Microorganism, Moisture, Rehabilitation, Structure

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