Impact of Composition of Exterior Wall on the Temperature in the Room

Kamil Binek; Juraj Žilinský

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.820.159

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Impact of Composition of Exterior Wall on the Temperature in the Room

Abstract:

Nowadays, residential as well as office buildings are faced to high demands in terms of thermal comfort, which can be defined as a feeling of satisfaction with the thermal aspects of environment, in which the person does not feel hot or cold . This definition means, that the user does not wish hotter or colder environment. [1] This condition is essential to ensure both during winter and summer. Because the staying in a very warm room is uncomfortable, it is necessary to find a solution to cut off overheating of the building. In urban areas, dense development area and areas with lack of green, this temperature increases very quickly and you cannot absorb it. Because of this, it should be considered to design the correct orientation of the habitat of building. In this article we want to highlight the changes in air temperature during the day.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 820)

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159-164

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January 2016

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Kamil Binek*, Juraj Žilinský

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Indoor Air Temperature, Surface Temperature of Internal Walls, Thermal Properties of Exterior Walls

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