Methods to Reduce the Operating Temperature of Photovoltaic Cells
p.224
p.224
An Optimal Window Position in External Walls, of Different Materials and Construction Designs, in Relation to Critical Surface Temperature
p.230
p.230
Window Structures in Building with Historical Building Preservation
p.236
p.236
Triple or Quadruple Glazing?
p.242
p.242
Thermotechnical Properties of Unburnt Clay Wall in Historical Family House and Wall Reconstruction
p.248
p.248
The Algorithm of the Double-Skin Façade without the Effects of Wind
p.254
p.254
Measurement of Lightweight Experimental Wall and Comparison with Different Simulation Programs
p.262
p.262
Hygrothermal Initial Conditions - Case Studies
p.273
p.273
Physical Analysis of Water Vapour in Function Gap
p.279
p.279
Thermotechnical Properties of Unburnt Clay Wall in Historical Family House and Wall Reconstruction
Abstract:
Article describes the problem of heat cladding in family houses built from unburnt clay, that do not represent listed buildings and had already undergone various reconstructions (restorations). Presented are measurements of basic thermotechnical properties of clay wall in historical family house and analysed is fragment of clay wall in its original condition and after renovation, considering building heat engineering requirements.
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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 820)
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248-253
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January 2016
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