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Institute of Building Structures (PST)

By attending the course the students will learn how to properly design building structures by eliminating the sources of failures and defects with the means of computer simulation programs. They will be taught how to design buildings with low-energy demands meeting the thermal indoor comfort conditions, together with the correct utilization of solar gains through openings which also satisfy the requirements given by the standards and regulations of daylighting design.

Theoretical knowledge from the area of thermal physics and daylighting of building including computational procedures. Knowledge of material properties and designs of structure details. Basic knowledge of valid legislation.

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Requirements for successful completion of the subject are specified by guarantor’s regulation updated for every academic year.

1. Functional requirements on the thermal protection of buildings, energy legislation.
2. Practical use of software for building physics with a solution of one-dimensional temperature field at the unsteady thermal state.
3.-4. Computer simulation and assessment of details by means of two-dimensional temperature field
5.-6. Thermal stability of a room – an assessment of a critical room from a point of view of a maximal increase of temperature and a maximal summer temperature
7. Building energy characteristic of a building.
8. Writing up a document as a proof of low energy demands and thermal protection of buildings (an annexe of the documentation needed for the building permit).
9. Functional requirements in the field of daylighting and insolation of buildings.
10. Daylight factor assessment.
11. Functional acoustic requirements.
12. – 13. Verification of a design suitability of constructions including void infill elements from the building physics point of view (overall conception of a building and an individual construction – optimisation of requirements from a point of view of the thermal building physics, acoustics, daylighting and insolation of buildings).

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Students will gain skills that permit a deeper understanding of multimedia issues in terms of construction design, thermal fault elimination and ensuring low energy consumption of buildings. A part of the course will be an optimisation of void infill elements from a point of view of thermal comfort of a room, interior daylighting and insolation.

Extent and forms are specified by guarantor’s regulation updated for every academic year.

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