The Applicability of Probabilistic Calculation Methods in Building Thermal Technology and Energetics

Nada Zdrazilova; Denisa Valachova; Iveta Skotnicova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.832.109

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Experimental Verification of the Stiffness of a Semi-Rigid Timber Connection
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Pre-Tension Losses in Cable Bolts and their Progress in Time
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Numerical Solution of Prestressed Foundation - Subsoil Interaction Using FEM
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Transverse and Longitudinal Harmonic Wave in Layered Structure Made of Hyperelastic Materials
p.89

Numerical Modelling of Idealized Masonry Samples in 2D with Use of Tensor Scale
p.99

The Applicability of Probabilistic Calculation Methods in Building Thermal Technology and Energetics
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Analysis of Biological Damage of the Timber Footbridge
p.125

Corrosive Environment Factors and their Influence on the Development of Weathering Steel Corrosion Products
p.137

The Effect of the Variation of Input Parameters on the Onset of Corrosion of the Bridge Deck Exposed to Chlorides Considering Selected Reinforcement Protection
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The Applicability of Probabilistic Calculation Methods in Building Thermal Technology and Energetics

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The paper deals with the possibilities of using probabilistic calculation methods for the assessment of structures in building thermal technology and energetics. The subject is particularly the performance of individual probabilistic calculation methods that can be used for this purpose and their basic principles. Following are then examples of these calculations used in practice.

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Nada Zdrazilova*, Denisa Valachova, Iveta Skotnicova

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Building Thermal Technology, Condensation, Energetics, Probability Calculation Methods, Solar Gains, Solar Systems, Surface Temperature

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