Thermal insulation and radiation control technologies for buildings / Jan Kośny, David W. Yarbrough, editors.
Kośny, Jan, editor.; Yarbrough, D. W. (David Wylis), 1937- editor.
2022
TH6025
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Title Thermal insulation and radiation control technologies for buildings / Jan Kośny, David W. Yarbrough, editors.
ISBN 9783030986933 (electronic bk.)
3030986934 (electronic bk.)
9783030986926
3030986926
DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-98693-3
Published Cham : Springer, [2022]
Copyright ©2022
Language English
Description 1 online resource : illustrations (some color).
Item Number 10.1007/978-3-030-98693-3 doi
Call Number TH6025
Dewey Decimal Classification 697
Summary This book offers a unique treatment of building insulating products and the integration of these products with building components. This book was written for all those involved in building design, specification, construction, and commissioning, providing them with an understanding of and appreciation for the wide variety of thermal insulation products and technologies available for use in all types of buildings. The book proceeds from basic definitions and discussion of heat-transfer topics and thermal insulation concepts, to the design and use of these products. The impact of thermal insulation on dynamic building performance, including factors other than heating and cooling, is also discussed. The book does not require an advanced mathematical background. The authors provide sufficient information to provide a qualitative understanding, with more mathematical sections included for those interested in modeling and analysis. The basic physics associated with heat transfer in buildings are presented, along with the steady-state and transient analysis techniques needed for the effective implementation of thermal insulation and assemblies. Modern building design involves the integration of comfort, safety, economics, durability and cost considerations, all of which impact the selection and use of thermal insulation materials in buildings. In addition to theoretical explanations of the underlying science, the book details the properties and application of new thermal insulation materials, including vacuum panels, gas-filled panels, aerogels, phase-change materials, and radiation control technologies. Given its scope, the book will be of interest to researchers and building engineers wishing to understand the latest technologies and materials available, so as to achieve reduced energy consumption in commercial and residential buildings.
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Added Author Kośny, Jan, editor.
Yarbrough, D. W. (David Wylis), 1937- editor.
Series Green energy and technology.
Available in Other Form Thermal insulation and radiation control technologies for buildings.
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Introduction
Thermal Insulation Materials and Radiation Control Technologies
Why Buildings Need Thermal Insulations and Radiation Control Technologies
A Short History of Thermal Insulation Use in Buildings
An Overview of Past and Present Radiation Control Applications in Buildings
Thermal Insulation Performance - Heat Transfer Fundamentals
Thermal Bridging a Construction Reality
Building Energy Dynamics Thermal Mass, Thermal Comfort and Energy Conservation
Impact of Hygrothermal Processes on Building Enclosure Performance
Thermal Insulations Using Natural Materials
Fibrous and Particulate Insulations
Lightweight Concretes, Gypsums, and Clay-Based Materials as Insulation
Cellular-Plastic Insulations
High Performance Thermal Insulations
Dynamic Thermal Insulations
Todays Radiation Control Products for Use in Buildings
Physical Characteristics and Test Methods for Thermal Insulations
Thermal Insulations and Fire Safety
Thermal Insulation and Sound Transmission
Health Impact of Common Building Insulations
References
Appendices.

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