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Einfluss von Gebäudeart und Außenwandkonstruktion auf die Größe des detaillierten Wärmebrückenzuschlags

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Medium: journal article
Language(s): German
Published in: Bauphysik, , n. 5, v. 38
Page(s): 257-264
DOI: 10.1002/bapi.201610030
Abstract:

Influence of building type and construction of the exterior walls to the dimension of the detailed calculated thermal bridge addition.

The current development to energy efficient buildings leads to an increasing relevance of thermal bridges. Thus in this report the effect of different parameters as thermal insulation level and construction type of the external walls to the thermal bridge addition ΔUWBare researched. At first there is a short introduction of the procedure for calculating the detailed thermal bridge addition. The next steps are comments and reports referring to the researched parameters. Therefore the energy loss through the thermal bridges of twelve real buildings - from a one family bungalow to an apartment house - is calculated. The outcome of this is that a detailed calculation of thermal bridge addition is generally worthwhile, depending on the building type. It is possible to get lower additions than the standard procedure prescribes with the detailed calculation. The findings of the investigation show that the introduction of a new quality level in the supplement 2 of the DIN 4108 is a reasonable step and the discussed reduction of the thermal bridge correction ΔUWBseems to be plausible.

Keywords:
residential buildings masonry basement wall construction wall composition DIN 4108 Bbl. 2 Town houses
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    10/11/2016
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