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SELECTED PROBLEMS INVOLVING THE PRESERVATION OF HISTORICAL FRAME BUILDINGS IN SILESIA IN THE CONTEXT OF THEIR FUTURE THERMO-RENEWAL Cover

SELECTED PROBLEMS INVOLVING THE PRESERVATION OF HISTORICAL FRAME BUILDINGS IN SILESIA IN THE CONTEXT OF THEIR FUTURE THERMO-RENEWAL

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|Jan 2020

Figures & Tables

Figure 1–2.

Buildings in the housing estates Zandka in Zabrze, Wolności Street and Dębieńsko at Czerwionka-Leszczyny, Słowackiego Steet

Figure 3–5.

Wooden details in the apartment buildings of the housing estate Zandka in Zabrze, Wolności Street

Table 1.

Structural details (models) – location on the facade, diagrams of cross-sections accepted for theoretical analyses carried out in the Therm program

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The building is located among the buildings of the Patronacki Housing Estate in Czerwionka-Leszczyny, at. Mickiewicza Street no 1.
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The building is located among the buildings of the Patronacki Housing Estate in Czerwionka-Leszczyny, at. Wolności Street No 34.
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The building is located among the buildings of the Patronacki Housing Estate in Czerwionka-Leszczyny, at. Mickiewicza Street No 8.
Table 2.

Choice of thickness of insulation material for variant No. I, II and III

Selection of insulation materials thicknesses
Lp.Materiald [m]λ [W/mK] VARIANTR [m2K/W]U [W/(m2K)]
VARIANT II
1Larch boards0.070.1280.5471.83
VARIANT III
1Larch logs0.140.1281.0940.91
VARIANT I
1Light concrete0.050.0421.160.86
Table 3.

Physical parameters of the analyzed partition in the existing state

NoMateriald [m]λ[W/mK]Emissivity ε
1White glazed ceramic tile0.010.680.90
2Lime morta0.010.70.91
3Old brickwork wall 1810 kg/m3 0.120.7050.88
4Pine wood, 550 kg/m3 0.120.160.86
5Cement-lime internal plaste0.020.880.91
Table 4.

Material data for variant I, II, III

NoMateriald [m]λ[W/mK]Emissivity ε
1Light concrete0.0050.20.91
2Mineral plates0.050.0420.90
3Larch boards 400 kg/m3 0.070.1280.86
4Larch logs 400 kg/m3 0.140.1280.86
Figure 6.

Details of modification of buildings subject to analysis – Variant I (crosssection)

Figure 7.

Details of modification of buildings subject to analysis – Variant II (cross-section)

Table 5.

Climatic data and parameters related to heat transfer

NoClimatic data
1The outside temperature t e -2.4°C
2The internal temperature t i 20.0°C
3Relative humidity φ50%
Heat transfer
4Coefficients of heat transfer h e 25 W/(m2K)
5Coefficients of heat transfer h i 7.69 W/(m2K)
6Coefficients of heat transfer (condensation of water vapour)4.0 W/(m2K)
Figure 8.

Places of temperature measurement, for the existing state

Figure 9.

Places of temperature measurement, for the state after modifications

Table 6.

Analysis results in Therm – Distribution of isotherms for particular models, temperature values in selected places

Table 7.

Temperature at selected points – existing condition

Temperature results for the state of existing objects
Building 1 1 Mickiewicza StreetBuilding 2 34 Wolności StreetBuilding 3 8 Mickiewicza Street
Cross-sections
t1 13.2°C12.4°C15.5°C
t2 No data7.6°C10.9°C
t4 14.514.116.8
Longitudinal section
t1 16.5°C15.8°C15.9°C
t2 No data10.7°C10.4°C
t3 12.4°C15.1°C15.2°C
Figure 10.

Changes in water content in the internal plaster over 3 years

Figure 11.

Changes in water content in ceramic brick – the layer from the room side

Figure 12.

Changes in water content under the ceramic tile

Figure 13.

Changes in water content in the timber stud

Table 8.

Thermal insulation of bulkheads in existing state

Building 1 1 Mickiewicza StreetBuilding 2 34 Wolności StreetBuilding 3 8 Mickiewicza Street
U = 2.3278 W/m2KU = 1.5961 W/m2KU =1.5603 W/m2K
Figure 14.

Measurement results: blue line – heat flux, red line – temperature (in the room, yellow line – outside air temperature, green line – U)

Figure 15.

Thermal insulation of insulation baffles from the inside

Table 10.

Analysis results in Therm – Distribution of isotherms for particular models, temperature values in selected places for building 3: Mickiewicza 8 (example of calculations for a variant no 1)

Variant no I: Mineral panels based on light cellular concrete gr. 5 cm
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Table 11.

Temperature and values of the temperature factor fRsi in selected points of the partition for state after modifications from the inside – cross section

Results for variants after insulating from the inside
Variant No 1Variant No 2Variant No 3
Building M1
t1 10.9°C11.7°C13.1°C
Temperature factor fRsi 0.590.630.69
t2 ---
t3 4.7°C6.5°C4.7°C
Temperature factor fRsi 0.320.400.32
Building M2
t1 9.4°C10.4°C14.5°C
Temperature factor fRsi 0.530.570.75
t2 3.4°C4.3°C3.4°C
Temperature factor fRsi 0.260.300.26
t3 6.2°C7.4°C6.2°C
Temperature factor fRsi 0.380.440.38
Building M3
t1 13.0°C14.1°C16.8°C
Temperature factor fRsi 0.690.740.86
t2 4.3°C6.0°C5.9°C
Temperature factor fRsi 0.300.380.37
t3 6.7°C9.1°C8.6°C
Temperature factor fRsi 0.410.510.49
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21307/acee-2019-053 | Journal eISSN: 2720-6947 (formerly 1899-0142) | Journal ISSN: 1899-0142
Language: English
Page range: 73 - 85
Submitted on: Jun 6, 2019
Accepted on: Nov 6, 2019
Published on: Jan 7, 2020
Published by: Silesian University of Technology
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

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