Eine Plattform für die Wissenschaft: Bauingenieurwesen, Architektur und Urbanistik
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Materiaux thermiquement isolants. Beton mousse Panneaux en laine de bois. (Thermally insulating materials. Foamed concretes and wood-wool slabs)
The importance of thermal insulation, and the feasibility of introducing new thermal insulation materials to the Algerian market, were studied in a research cooperation between the National Centre for Building Research and Studies, Algeria, and the Department of Building Materials and Lund Centre for Habitat Studies, Lund University, Sweden. The project took place during 1991 - 1993. Computer calculations were done for a typical building in Ghardaia, northern Sahara. For an indoor temperature between 18-28 C, annual energy consumption can be reduced by 20% through insulation the roof. If one further insulates the walls and fits double-glazed windows, annual energy consumption is reduced by 40%. The aim of the project was to prepare for the introduction of new thermal insulation materials to the Algerian market. The materials studied were foamed concrete and wood-wool slabs. A swedish formula for foamed concrete was tested with local cement in a locally produced mixer in Algeria. Pilot production of wood-wool was done with two local types of eucalyptus. A great advantage of both foamed concrete and wood-wool slabs is that they are simple to integrate in traditional Algerian buildings. The report suggests applications for both materials, primarily as roof insulation. 54 refs., 50 figs., 11 tabs
Materiaux thermiquement isolants. Beton mousse Panneaux en laine de bois. (Thermally insulating materials. Foamed concretes and wood-wool slabs)
The importance of thermal insulation, and the feasibility of introducing new thermal insulation materials to the Algerian market, were studied in a research cooperation between the National Centre for Building Research and Studies, Algeria, and the Department of Building Materials and Lund Centre for Habitat Studies, Lund University, Sweden. The project took place during 1991 - 1993. Computer calculations were done for a typical building in Ghardaia, northern Sahara. For an indoor temperature between 18-28 C, annual energy consumption can be reduced by 20% through insulation the roof. If one further insulates the walls and fits double-glazed windows, annual energy consumption is reduced by 40%. The aim of the project was to prepare for the introduction of new thermal insulation materials to the Algerian market. The materials studied were foamed concrete and wood-wool slabs. A swedish formula for foamed concrete was tested with local cement in a locally produced mixer in Algeria. Pilot production of wood-wool was done with two local types of eucalyptus. A great advantage of both foamed concrete and wood-wool slabs is that they are simple to integrate in traditional Algerian buildings. The report suggests applications for both materials, primarily as roof insulation. 54 refs., 50 figs., 11 tabs
Materiaux thermiquement isolants. Beton mousse Panneaux en laine de bois. (Thermally insulating materials. Foamed concretes and wood-wool slabs)
J. Aastrand (Autor:in) / L. Bessadi (Autor:in) / E. Johansson (Autor:in) / S. Laid (Autor:in) / H. Teggour (Autor:in)
1994
111 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
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