Development of thermal insulating materials on natural base for thermal insulation systems

Development of thermal insulating materials on natural base for thermal insulation systems

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With regard to the requirements of EU directive 2010/31/EU is necessary in the construction and reconstruction of existing buildings to implement effective measures for reducing their energy consumption. From 1. 1. 2021 should get virtually all new buildings, buildings with almost zero energy. These facts mean that the construction of new and reconstruction of existing structures growing consumption of thermal insulation materials. From the perspective of sustainable development from the perspective of environmental (CO2 emissions) are thermally insulating materials based on natural organic fibers promising alternative to synthetic thermal insulation of mineral fibers and foam-plastic substances. The main disadvantages of the thermal insulation materials based on natural, which very often precludes their use in thermal insulation systems structures are: high water absorption and poor response to fire. The paper deals with the possibility of modifying of thermal insulation materials based on technical hemp with a view to reducing water absorption and hygroscopicity.

With regard to the requirements of EU directive 2010/31/EU is necessary in the construction and reconstruction of existing buildings to implement effective measures for reducing their energy consumption. From 1. 1. 2021 should get virtually all new buildings, buildings with almost zero energy. These facts mean that the construction of new and reconstruction of existing structures growing consumption of thermal insulation materials. From the perspective of sustainable development from the perspective of environmental (CO2 emissions) are thermally insulating materials based on natural organic fibers promising alternative to synthetic thermal insulation of mineral fibers and foam-plastic substances. The main disadvantages of the thermal insulation materials based on natural, which very often precludes their use in thermal insulation systems structures are: high water absorption and poor response to fire. The paper deals with the possibility of modifying of thermal insulation materials based on technical hemp with a view to reducing water absorption and hygroscopicity.

Insulating materials, natural fibers, technical hemp, water absorption, sorption moisture, thermal conductivity.

Insulating materials, natural fibers, technical hemp, water absorption, sorption moisture, thermal conductivity.

ZACH, J.; HROUDOVÁ, J.; BROŽOVSKÝ, J.; KREJZA, Z.; GAILIUS, A.

2014

16.05.2013

Elsevier Ltd.

Nizozemské království

1877-7058

Procedia Engineering

57

5

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

1288

1294

7

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.proeng.2013.04.162