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23.4.2012
Ing. Luděk Vochoc, Ing. Julie Hodková, Ing. Antonín Lupíšek, Ing. Štěpán Mančík, Bc. Tomáš Žďára

The paper describes existing databases of environmental data of building products with focus on Czech tool Envimat.cz. It is an online tool, which provides environmental indicators of building materials with main purpose of providing a unified, transparent and reliable system that allows user to compare different products and structures; motivate the producers to fill in data sets of their products and improve their technologies; convince architects and designers to care about different sustainability profiles of materials; give advantage to products that have lower environmental impacts being at the same technical level than the competitor. The implementation of Envimat is divided into the three main phases: start-up phase (data from the generic database); transitional phase (combination of generic and localized data); regular operation with fully localized data.

dřevěné konstrukce
9.4.2012
Ing. Jana Pexová, VUT v Brně, Fakulta stavební, Ústav pozemního stavitelství, Veveří

The article is devoted to research on the influence of the separation layer wood-concrete floor structures. Using the separation layer is justified especially in the case of reconstruction of historically valuable floor structures, such as a painted deck or beams, where water during the casting technology may cause damage, or even in the case of concrete applications with a high coefficient of water, where excessive moisture could adversely affect the mechanical properties of wood.
According to the results of the experiments we can say that in the application of concrete with a water factor approximately 0.4, it is not necessary to use concrete structure interlayer separation between concrete and formwork. Using foil separation negatively affects stress coupling elements, and thus the entire composite structure.

cihly
2.4.2012
Ing. Pavel Heinrich, HELUZ cihlářský průmysl a.s.

Clay bricks are one of the most common material used mainly in the contruction of residential buildings. We can say that masonry is a kind of standard of building design, as all other materials are being compared with brick masonry. Few years ago, there were only full bricks. In connection with the development requierements of heat transfer coefficient of the wall, the structure of the bricks is changing. Currently avaliable bricks are suitable for one-layer masonry of passive houses. The article presents an overview of the development of bricks and outlook for the future.

řezivo dřevostavby
26.3.2012
Ing. Erika Nunez, Technická univerzita ve Zvoleně

Wood that is used in building construction, requires evaluation of the properties - classification in grade with regard to its mechanical properties. Methods for assessing the quality of structural timber is divided into two groups: a visual method and automated methods based on different principles. Quality of timber is determined by the Slovak technical standards and EN. STN EN 49 1531 provides classes of timber - S0, SI and SII, as well as sorting criteria. The evaluation of quality timber ultrasonic method is classified into the timber strength class C with the corresponding values of density, elastic modulus and characteristic strength according to STN EN 338. Highest reliability and efficiency of sorting structural timber is achieved by a combination of both methods of assessing its quality.

19.3.2012
Ing. Eva Dvořáková, Ing. Anna Kuklíková, Ph.D.

It is necessary to perform fire tests of wood-concrete structures of them trying to get as much knowledge that would allow the develop computational models. This paper focuses on describing the problem of composite wood-concrete structures and an overview of new knowledge about their behaviour under fire.

dřevobetonové konstrukce
12.3.2012
Ing. Pavel Nechanický, ČVUT, České vysoké učení technické v Praze

In recent years we can observe in the Czech Republic increased interest in the buildings of wood and wood-based materials. One of the technologies by which the Czech Republic is growing interest is the designing of composite wood concrete structures. So far, they are mainly used for reinforcement and strengthening of the old roof structure. But their use may also find the construction of residential and commercial multi-storey buildings or for the design of bridges and footbridges.

30.1.2012
Ing. Jaroslav Vychytil, ČVUT v Praze, Fakulta stavební, katedra konstrukcí pozemních staveb

In last time popularity of wood-based structures is increasing. Most parameters in the design phase can be calculated using known procedures, but the acoustics is a problem with the theoretical determination of sound reduction index of wooden structures just, because there are the only reliable methods to determine transmission loss of silicate-based structure. In this paper is presenting the calculation method used to determine the sound reduction index of timber floor structures with visible beams.

16.1.2012
doc. Ing. Václav Kupilík, CSc.

In industrial plants, in case of fire there is accumulation of smoke that endangers the user object. Under these conditions the building must be opened to the smoke can ventilate out into the atmosphere, and that firefighters could enter the building. However, this opening causes the new oxygen support combustion. It is also one of the reasons why firefighters recommend the use fire damper with automatic controls and other devices (eg, smoke curtains, screens, blinds, etc.) as soon as possible after the beginning of fire, so as to prevent any accumulation, and that remove heat and smoke. This paper deals with the equipment for smoke and heat outlet.

16.1.2012
Mgr. Pavla Ryparová, prof. Ing. Richard Wasserbauer, DrSc.

The article deals with the conditions for the growth of wood-destroying organisms in a closed timber building construction. Describes the typical failure modes of each type of timber structures, presents the model of decaying organisms attack and describes how to protect against them.

19.12.2011
doc. Ing. Václav Kupilík, CSc.

When evaluating the fire protection of building structures, the designers often get into situations when they have to choose the most appropriate option. The issue is usually not clear and brings the intuitive solution. In all these cases, decisions can be applied by using mathematics. This paper shows a variant solution in the possible ways of assessing the optimal choice of fire protection equipment in buildings. The methods and principles of the solutions are complemented by practical examples.

21.11.2011
Ing. Petra Pochmanová, Ing. Ivan Misar, Ph.D.

Base layer of the floor, either concrete slabs or anhydrite based, does not at first glance, but can significantly affect the final aesthetic appearance and functionality and durability of the wear layer flooring. In today's hectic the technological breaks are getting shorten to a minimum, often laying the surface layer is processing, although the substrate is not yet ready. It is therefore important to check its readiness (ie humidity) before installing the final layer in an appropriate manner. Post presents the methods used at home and abroad to determine the moisture condition of the base layer of the floor. For each method there are presented their advantages and disadvantages and limitations.

31.10.2011
prof. Ing. Rostislav Drochytka, CSc., Ing. Jiří Zach, Ph.D., Ing. Bc. Jitka Hroudová

This paper describes the results of research aimed at studying the real hygrothermal behaviour of different types of cellular concrete products for masonry structure, particularly in terms of thermal characteristics depending on temperature and moisture content of the material.

24.10.2011
Ing. Vladan Panovec, Ing. Jiří Šála, CSc.

Calculations of heat transfer through soil according to ISO 13370 [1] and EN ISO 10211 [2] are rare. They stands out not only for the specific subject of interest, but also for a completely different philosophy of the calculation for determining the physical quantities. It is clear that this is unfortunately in conflict with the definitions and in conflict with real physical phenomenons. We try to approach the reasons for this assertion.

3.10.2011
doc. Ing. Václav Kupilík, CSc.

Causes of failures and errors in building basement are worse distinguishable than causes of errors of building above ground. For the poor, sometimes even impossible access to the basement and the underlying structure, the method of remediation is difficult. Humidity is one of the most feared cause of failures.

26.9.2011
Ing. Karel Plotěný, JUDr. František Severin, JUDr. Alena Kliková, Ph.D.

Setting the real price for water treatment will cause increasing of the decentralized solutions. For objects without a continuous operation a septic tank is suitable in combination with final water purification system. What the Building Act, Water Act and other regulations? The interpretation of current legislation for sewage disposal is object of this paper.

26.9.2011
doc. Ing. Václav Kupilík, CSc.

Causes of failures and errors in building basement are worse distinguishable than causes of errors of building above ground. For the poor, sometimes even impossible access to the basement and the underlying structure, the method of remediation is difficult. Humidity is one of the most feared cause of failures.

19.9.2011
doc. Dr. Ing. Zbyněk Svoboda, ČVUT v Praze, Fakulta stavební, Katedra konstrukcí pozemních staveb

The paper focuses on the differences between equivalent thermal conductivities of the masonry from hollow bricks in vertical and in both horizontal directions. Recent CFD studies presented the ratio between thermal conductivities in vertical and in horizontal direction (perpendicular to the surface of the masonry). This study shows the relation between thermal conductivities of the masonry in both horizontal directions.

19.9.2011
doc. Ing. Jaroslav Solař, Ph.D., VŠB TU Ostrava

Excessive moisture may be the objects of wooden folk buildings have a negative effect on all the wooden structures, which are these objects formed. This is because if any of the wooden elements has excessive humidity, there is a risk of assault at his wood-destroying biological pests (wood-decaying fungi, wood-destroying insects, rot and mold).

12.9.2011
doc. Ing. Václav Kupilík, CSc.

The major damages in concrete structures caused by fire are a breach of the concrete strength, the cracking, peeling, discoloration and deformation of elements. The most important are reduction in concrete strength becomes associated with its subsequent bursting. Although quantification of the main changes of the strength is unreal, it is possible to determine its damage by measuring the speed of ultrasound.

5.9.2011
Ing. Petra Bednářová, Ph.D., VŠTE v Českých Budějovicích

Sloping roofs meet today not only the function of protection from the rain. Use attic space for residential purposes made ​​them cladding, which must withstand moisture influences from both the exterior and the interior. Frequently discussed issue is the composition of construction and materials used. These two factors strongly affect the hygrothermal regime in construction and thus the quality of the internal microclimate.


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