Windows in Buildings - Diagnostics of Selected Properties after Time of Using

Oravec, Pavel

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/amr.899.184

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“…For example, in double-glazing systems, the U-value of glazing may be two times lower than the U-value of a glazing filled by air. However, a possible leakage of inert gases from the space between the glass panes during aging of windows is a big disadvantage [15]. The maximum gas volume, that can escape, is specified in the standard CSN EN 1279-3 "Glass in building -Insulating glass units -Part 5: Evaluation of conformity".…”

Section: Properties Of the Window Glazingmentioning

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Using of Aerogel to Improve Thermal Insulating Properties of Windows

Valachova

Zdražilová

Panovec

et al. 2018

Civil and Environmental Engineering

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For the best possible thermal-technical properties of building structures it is necessary to use materials with very low thermal conductivity. Due to the increasing thermal-technical requirements for building structures, the insulating materials are developed. One of the modern thermal insulating materials is so-called aerogel. Unfortunately, this material is not used in the field of external thermal insulation composite systems because of its price and its properties. The aim of this paper is to present possibilities of using this insulating material in the civil engineering - specifically a usage of aerogel in the production of windows.

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Section: Properties Of the Window Glazingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Using of Aerogel to Improve Thermal Insulating Properties of Windows

Valachova

Zdražilová

Panovec

et al. 2018

Civil and Environmental Engineering

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“…Passive houses belong to the category of buildings that have very low energy consumption for heating of buildings [1]. However, their overall energy performance, from the design point of view [2], [3], is affected by a number of indicators, including: structural design solutions at the system boundary of the building and their composition (eg.…”

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Understructure of Passive Houses in Terms of Materials

Kubenková

Jašek

2016

AMM

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The overall energy performance of the building is done by selecting the structural design of the building envelope [1], [2]. At present, the builder decides for the final selection of the design (material) solution of a passive house based on mechanical properties of materials, thermal technical properties of materials and cost of materials. Currently is increasing builders who are interested in point of environmental protection in relation to the choice of materials for passive houses. The paper deals with concrete solution of substructure detail and its evaluation in terms of both thermal technical and financial point of view and also in terms of materials and their relationship to the environment.

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“…The other examples in figure 1 are a combination of three wood-based materials, effective thermal insulant, and exterior aluminium portion. There are of course profile solutions containing plastic elements [3][4][5].…”

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Modern wood windows now and trends after the year 2020

2018

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Abstract. The article deals with the issues of wood windows applicable according to the expected requirements after the year 2020. It analyses the potential of the current top windows in regard to modern design, functionality, and building physical properties. By applying progressive material solutions, it is possible to create windows with proportionally variable frame solutions or even with frameless wing construction. The introduction of vacuum glass systems requires the optimization of the profile system of a wooden window. Modern quality glass systems bring the problem of condensation of water vapour on the exterior surface of the glass. Also, a new phenomenon in the emerging trend of energy-saving buildings and despite the use of quality wooden profile systems is the condensation of water vapour that occurs in the functional joint of the profile system of the wooden window. This fact is increasingly leading to mold growth in functional joints, which subsequently has a negative impact on human health.

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Windows in Buildings - Diagnostics of Selected Properties after Time of Using

Cited by 4 publications

References 4 publications

Using of Aerogel to Improve Thermal Insulating Properties of Windows

Using of Aerogel to Improve Thermal Insulating Properties of Windows

Understructure of Passive Houses in Terms of Materials

Modern wood windows now and trends after the year 2020

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