Wood-Burning Stoves in Well-Insulated Dwellings

Radoslav Ponechal; Jaroslav Leštach

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1041.371

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Wood-Burning Stoves in Well-Insulated Dwellings

Abstract:

New requirements for the thermal performance of building structures also affect heating equipment solutions. A specific problem is the future of the local heaters in the following well-insulated houses in terms of overheating. This paper discussed some results of the dry bulb air temperature measurement in one of these houses. The article further reported list of the local wood-burning stoves with respect to the calculated heat loss in these houses isolated on the requirements of the standard in 2016 and in 2021.