The Comparison of the Probabilistic Calculation of Course of Temperatures in Peripheral Construction with Actual Measured Data

Denisa Donová; Naďa Zdražilová

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1041.154

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The Comparison of the Probabilistic Calculation of Course of Temperatures in Peripheral Construction with Actual Measured Data

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This article deals with probabilistic calculation of the behavior of the peripheral wallof the wooden passive house in terms of the temperatures inside the structure in the winter. The probabilistic calculation was made for the actual boundary conditions, ie. actually measured exterior and interior temperature. The results of the probabilistic calculation are ultimately compared with the results of experimental measurements of temperature inside the structure, ie. the actual behavior of the structure.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1041)

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Denisa Donová*, Naďa Zdražilová

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DOProC Method, Peripheral Wall, Probabilistic Calculation, ProbCalc Software, Temperature inside the Structure, Wooden Passive House

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