Research of the Temperature Field Process in the Soil for a Home - Founded on a Foam Glass Granulate

Kateřina Kubenková; Marek Jašek; Vladan Panovec

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1041.257

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Research of the Temperature Field Process in the Soil for a Home - Founded on a Foam Glass Granulate

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Foam glass granulate is environmentally friendly, heat-insulating building material which is made from recycled glass waste. It is a very porous material with low density, with good thermal insulation properties, high static load capacity and almost zero water absorption. The paper deals with the research of the temperature field process in the soil under the floor of a passive house built on a reinforced concrete slab foundation with a layer of compacted subsoil using raw materials friendly to the environment in the form of granules of foamed glass. This method of progressive foundation of the building addresses the elimination of thermal bridges at the base and establish a continuous thermal insulating of the building envelope without thermal bridges.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1041)

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Kateřina Kubenková*, Marek Jašek, Vladan Panovec

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Foam Glass, Founding Passive Houses, Simulation of a Temperature Field

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