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15.6.2015
Ing. Aleš Vodička, Ing. Pavel Mlejnek, Ph.D, Ing. Jan Včelák, Ph.D., Ing. Petr Ptáček, Ph.D., doc. Ing. Petr Kuklík, CSc.

The article describes one of the key factors affecting the lifetime of a wooden building – moisture. It shows the most common causes and effects of increased moisture inside a wooden construction. Methods of determining moisture level in it are listed and particular one suitable for continual monitoring is presented. The suitable method is measuring of the resistance and conversion to a moisture level. Corrections of the moisture level for temperature effects and wood type are included.

8.6.2015
Ing. Olga Rubinová, Ph.D., doc. Ing. Aleš Rubina, Ph.D, Ing. Jiří Bernard, Ing. Lukáš Frič

These series of articles focuses on the issue in terms of microbial purity level in internal environment, ventilation and heating systems of residential buildings. The issue relative to its scope is divided into several parts, following: Microbial microclimate of buildings and its limits, Collection and cultivation of samples from the family houses, Rating of family houses, Microbial microclimate in educational establishments, Heating surfaces and microbial environment.

The aim of this set of articles is to present methods and results of the subsequent mapping of microbial contamination of the interior of buildings to technical specialists and readers. The questionnaire survey will enable us to evaluate an impact of the MEP systems for indoor environmental quality, especially its microbial component. Those articles will present the work and the results processed in the framework of the specific research Brno University of Technology, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Institute of technical equipment of buildings under project FAST-S-15-2620.

1.6.2015
Ing. Roman Jirák, Ph.D., DECOEN znalecký ústav s.r.o.

The surface temperature as one of the most watched parametres of the opening panes and light enveopes not only in the Czech Republic is being assessed in a view of risk of water vapour condensation, or more precisely in a view of their health and a hygyenic flaws and ecologically sound environment where inbuilt. The mening is determination if the structure is suitable for the marginal conditions or whether is necessary to choose another structure.

25.5.2015
Ing. et Ing. Jan Dvořák, VUT v Brně, Fakulta stavební, Ústav technologie, mechanizace a řízení staveb

This article deals with the assessment of applicability of OSB boards as the main airtightening layer. Different material thicknesses and various kinds of surface modifications of boards were tested. Measurements were performed with blower-door test in an airtight chamber, which is located in the experimental wooden structure EXDR 1. The article describes a procedure of the experiment and its results.

18.5.2015
Ing. Roman Jirák, Ph.D., DECOEN znalecký ústav s.r.o.

The surface temperature as one of the most watched parametres of the opening panes and light enveopes not only in the Czech Republic is being assessed in a view of risk of water vapour condensation, or more precisely in a view of their health and a hygyenic flaws and ecologically sound environment where inbuilt. The mening is determination if the structure is suitable for the marginal conditions or whether is necessary to choose another structure.

11.5.2015
Ing. Petr Pohl, projektant pozemních staveb a rozpočtář, jednatel stavební a obchodní firmy

In the article, I would like to draw attention to the issue with an outside window lintel on existing double glazed windows. The lintel is mounted below the other lintel and can therefore when replacing windows in modern window to form a problem. The article presents possible solutions window lintel. The most appropriate way is a solution that includes the total renovation of the building envelope with the replacement of windows.

30.3.2015
Ing. Nizar Al-Hajjar, Centrum stavebního inženýrství a.s., pracoviště Zlín

This contribution deal with the testing of thermal resistance and derived thermal transmittance of timbered wall from spruce wood beams 300 mm thick according to the standard EN ISO 8990 by Hot Guarded Box method. Thermal conductivity tests of individual layers made from the tested wall were carried out according to the standard ISO 8302 by Guarded Hot Plate method after the test according to the standard EN ISO 8990. These thermal conductivity tests were carried out for the average thermal resistance determination of the wall from the equivalent thermal conductivity and also for the comparison with the value founded by Hot Guarded Box method. The part of the tests was also the determination of mass moisture of individual layers and then the equivalent mass moisture of the wall. The contribution contains the maximal requirement values of thermal transmittance of the exterior walls according to the national standard ČSN 73 0540-2. The contribution contains also informative table of thermal conductivities of the plates of different wood profiles founded by tests or from literature.

30.3.2015
Ing. Marcela Bosáčková, Asociace akustiky

Acoustic design brings a new perspective to acoustics. Acoustic design tries to solve our uncomfortable noise conditions at any stage of the building. The easiest way is to solve at design and implementation stage. Situation at the stage of final inspection (stage to prepare to use) is more difficult. The most difficult path to the real solution is in using phase. Acoustic design focuses on the layout of dwellings to each other, the position of rooms within a house or apartments. Acoustic design solves issues of additional installations of suspended ceilings, primary plus secondary (added) walls and other acoustic absorbing elements that reduce reverberation time. Acoustic design also deals with a newly and additionally installed technologies such as modern air-condition units, new lifts, special heat pumps etc. The main point is to get the right balance between acoustic comfort of living and system of building construction using new technologies.

23.3.2015
Ing. Jan Šlechta, Ing. Jaroslav Vychytil, Ph.D.

The paper summarizes important information related to the field of design of wooden buildings from the point of view of the sound reduction index. The text is focused on wooden structures (both massive wood systems and wood frame systems) as well as on particularities of an acoustic behaviour of wooden floor structures with fillings. General principles are described which may serve as useful hints for architects and project engineers when designing structures with wooden elements. Emphasis is primarily put on the specific acoustic behaviour of wooden buildings in comparison with masonry and concrete structures.

16.3.2015
Ing. Jiří Nováček, Ph.D., Ing. Jaroslav Vychytil, Ph.D., Ing. Jan Šlechta, Ing. Jaroslav Hejl

The main purpose of this paper is to show how the different structural details affect the airborne sound insulation of lightweight building elements. The sound reduction index of such structures depends on several phenomena like the cavity attenuation, the mass-air-mass resonance, standing waves resonance, sound transmission via sound bridges etc. This paper describes their effect on sound insulation and gives the initiative information for optimized acoustic design.

16.3.2015
Ing. Jan Blažíček, redakce

The heat transfer between apartments operated on various internal temperatures objectively exists and under certain circumstances this may represent an important proportion of the total heat loss of the apartment. Is it possible to quantify the financial impact of the heat parasitism?

23.2.2015
Ing. Erik Šagát, doc. Ing. Libor Matějka, CSc., Ph.D., MBA

This article is focused on design optimization in naturally ventilated facades. Ventilated facade constructions are designed according to ETAG 034. Thickness of the cavity is defined at least 20 mm. This distance can be reduced locally to 5 mm to 10 mm. In this case, it has to be verified that it does not affect the ventilated function. The minimum cross-sections of ventilation openings at the inlet and at the outlet are also determined at least 50 cm2 per linear meter. The influences of local reductions at inlet and outlet openings are analyzed. Air temperatures and velocities are monitored in the cavity with thickness 20, 40 and 60 mm. Results show that the influence of local reduction increases with increasing cavity thickness.

16.2.2015
Ing. Jan Blažíček, redakce

In the last article on the regeneration of residential buildings, I said that additional contributions will be more focused on topics that are crucial for the effective functioning of the heating system, or which are controversial perception among the general public. The first topic that fully meets the two criteria is the heat transfer between the different flats in apartment houses.

26.1.2015
doc. Ing. Jaroslav Solař, Ph.D., Ing. Filip Čmiel

The exact determination of emissivity and the following determination of surface temperature of glossy materials can be carried out e. g. after applying a material with a known value of emissivity on the surface (e. g. self-adhesive foil or spray tint). The contribution deals with other possibility of determination of surface temperature and the influence of emissivity of glossy materials using a metal shield that reduces the negative influence of the reflected radiation during the termographical measurement.

19.1.2015
Ing. arch. Marcela Kubů, Asociace výrobců minerální izolace

The article deals with the determination of thermal conductivity mineral insulation. Mineral Insulation Manufacturers Association conducted a survey on this topic between building designers and describes the various possibilities of calculation and determination of these values and the differences between them.

12.1.2015
doc. Ing. Jaroslav Solař, Ph.D., Ing. Filip Čmiel

The practical determination of surface temperature and emissivity of glossy materials using the infrared thermography is carried nowadays in the way that the surface is covered with a material which has a known value of emissivity. The mentioned values are, however, possible to be determined even without the materials which havae a known value of emissivity: using the infrared radiation, which is reflected by the glossy surface and is detected by the termographical device afterwards. The contribution deals with the possibility of determination of surface temperature and emissivity of glossy materials by the mentioned method.

5.1.2015
Ing. Jan Tripes, TZÚS Praha, s.p.

There are two possibilities how to place the ETICS on the market of the Czech Republic in this time – the national and european certification. Against the european certification valid all over the European Union the national one entitles manufacturer to sell the product just in Czech Republic territory. This contribution further mentions the basic specifics for each type of these certification processes.

8.12.2014
doc. Ing. Martin Jiránek, CSc., ČVUT v Praze, Fakulta stavební

Principles of designing and realization of radon preventive measures according to the Czech technical standard ČSN 73 0601 (2006) are described. Dimensioning of radon-proof membranes is explained and requirements for soil ventilation systems and air gaps ventilation are presented.

8.12.2014
Ing. arch. Marek Janatka, Ph.D., Katedra urbanismu a územního plánování Fakulta stavební ČVUT v Praze

Prague building regulations currently represent debated and controversial topic among both professionals and the public. This is a new concept of law to which they are greatly implemented basic knowledge of urban theory and practice. The article summarizes the basic principles of the new regulation in the field of building requirements.

10.11.2014
Ing. Michal Frank, Ing. Zuzana Fišarová, Ph.D., Ing. Lubor Kalousek, Ph.D.

The importance and popularity of wooden houses in the Czech Republic has been rising in long term. It is due of the speed of construction and low energy intensity of the finished house. For laboratory measurements key acoustic parameter – airborne sound insulation – the construction of wood-made wall was designed, so that it accomplished requirements of respective standards. Two different types of material were used, mineral and wood-fiber insulation, for comparison of its influence on the observed property of wall. Tested constructions were placed between the transmission and monitor chamber in accredited laboratory and all needed parameters were determined by appropriate measuring equipment, so the calculation of airborne sound insulation could be made. The influence of individual layers of the wall on airborne sound insulation was stated from altogether eight measurements of different parts of construction.


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