The Effect of the Vegetative Roof Construction and the Influence of the Effect of the Designed Air Gap on the Thermal Stability in the Testing Building

Klara Necadova; Petr Selnik; Michal Majsniar; Hana Bedliva

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.824.411

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The Effect of the Vegetative Roof Construction and the Influence of the Effect of the Designed Air Gap on the Thermal Stability in the Testing Building

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The article deals with building physical behavior of the pitched vegetative turf roof with inclination of 25°, the vegetative layer is composed of the turf carpets. This paper is focused on possible constructional solutions of the pitched vegetative roof and on the thermal stability and increasing temperature during the summer period in the testing building. The important part of this survey concerns of designing and the efficient influence of the ventilated or unventilated air gap on the inner environment and stability of the roof construction.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 824)

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411-420

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January 2016

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Klara Necadova*, Petr Selnik, Michal Majsniar, Hana Bedliva

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Air Gap Temperature, Biodiversity, Evapotranspiration of Green Roof, Green Roof

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