Thermal Responses of Stabilized Rammed Earth for Colder Climatic Regions

Clayton Stone; Miloslav Bagoňa

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.649.171

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Thermal Responses of Stabilized Rammed Earth for Colder Climatic Regions

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The paper focuses on thermal properties for laboratory simulation testing to ascertain the viability of low-cement, Stabilized Rammed Earth (CSRE) as an ecological and sustainable envelope structure for colder regions. The results will be used to create a point of reference for the thermal performance of vernacular CSRE architecture, which could be integrated into building law, norms or standards by interested institutions.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 649)

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171-174

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Clayton Stone, Miloslav Bagoňa

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Cement Stabilized Rammed Earth (CSRE), Envelope, Specific Heat, Thermal Capacity, Thermal Mass, Thermal Storage

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