Design and Numerical Modelling of Prefabricated Roller Blind Lintels

Miloš Lavický; Jan Pěnčík; Štěpán Karlík

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.861.56

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Design and Numerical Modelling of Prefabricated Roller Blind Lintels

Abstract:

The prefabricated roller blind lintels have become common solution, particularly for the single-leaf masonry structures without external thermal insulation system. These lintels, representing simple system solution, are designed to interrupt thermal bridges in a place of above the window lintel and simultaneously to provide sufficient reliability of load transfer. The actual outdoor blinds contribute to increase the thermal stability in the room in summer and winter season. They prevent overheating of the room in the summer months and reduce heat transmission through a window in the winter. This paper is focused on the design and numerical modelling of the prefabricated roller blind carrier lintels solutions. Methods of elimination of the thermal bridge are demonstrated on the example of a real produced prefabricated lintel. At the same time this paper deals with its structural analysis. Analyses were carried out using the method of numerical modelling, using finite element method and computing software ANSYS.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 861)

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December 2016

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Miloš Lavický, Jan Pěnčík, Štěpán Karlík*

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Finite Element Analysis (FEA), Masonry, Roller Blind Lintel, Statics, Thermal Analysis, Window

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