Thermal Stability of Attic Spaces with Integrated PCMs during the Climatic Year

David Bečkovský; Milan Ostrý; Tereza Kalábová; Vladimír Tichomirov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.649.175

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Thermal Stability of Attic Spaces with Integrated PCMs during the Climatic Year

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This paper deals with the impact of using phase change materials (PCM) in light building constructions. It describes how these materials react during the whole year, how they impact the summer temperature stability of a room and how they react in the transition period and in the heating period. Measuring was carried out in the experimental and reference room in the attic of the Institute of Building Structures. The layout of these identical rooms enables to compare the measured values. The measuring of the indoor climate, which had been carried out during the whole year in the reference and experimental room, was analyzed. The analysis was used to create the basic methodological procedure for using PCM in light building constructions. These materials proved to be efficient in the summer time. During the heating period the power consumption was monitored in relation to the application of the phase change materials.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 649)

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175-178

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.649.175

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January 2013

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David Bečkovský, Milan Ostrý, Tereza Kalábová, Vladimír Tichomirov

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Attic Spaces, Heat Storage, Latent Heat, Phase Change Materials (PCM), Thermal Stability

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