Building Structures Thermal Calculation

A.V. Maistrenko

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.931.164

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Modeling of the Building by Numerical Methods at Assessment of the Technical Condition of Structures
p.141

Finite Element Modeling of Eigenvibrations of a Loaded Bar
p.148

Numerical Analysis of the Exact Solution of the Wave Equation of the Longitudinal Seismic Oscillations of Soil and the Construction as a Point Insertion
p.152

Numerical Study of the Acoustic Efficiency of Sound-Absorbing Structures with Resonators of Various Forms
p.158

Building Structures Thermal Calculation
p.164

One Example of Comparison between the Efficiency of Two Approaches to Differential Equations Computational Solution
p.170

Modification of the Local Variation Method to Minimize the Functionals of the Elasticity Theory
p.174

Vibration-Based Damage Detection Techniques for Health Monitoring of Construction of a Multi-Storey Building
p.178

An Analogue of Smirnov's Theorem in Spaces of the Functions which are Inductive Limits of some Hölder Spaces
p.184

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Building Structures Thermal Calculation

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A review of a three-dimensional finite element calculation for a non-stationary heating regime of a compound structure with a complex shape. The accuracy of thermal processes modeling is determined. The temperature fields for the wind power plants blade elements have been determined at the stage of their manufacturing, which made it possible to identify the characteristic features of the technological process for these structures production.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 931)

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Finite Element Calculation, Heating Device, Modelling, Non-Metallic Design, Technological Process, Temperature Field

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