Understructure of Passive Houses in Terms of Materials

Kateřina Kubenková; Marek Jašek

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.824.172

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Understructure of Passive Houses in Terms of Materials

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The overall energy performance of the building is done by selecting the structural design of the building envelope [1], [2]. At present, the builder decides for the final selection of the design (material) solution of a passive house based on mechanical properties of materials, thermal technical properties of materials and cost of materials. Currently is increasing builders who are interested in point of environmental protection in relation to the choice of materials for passive houses. The paper deals with concrete solution of substructure detail and its evaluation in terms of both thermal technical and financial point of view and also in terms of materials and their relationship to the environment.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 824)

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Kateřina Kubenková*, Marek Jašek

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Passive House, Substructure of Passive House, Thermal Insulation of Foundations

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