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  • Method of calculation of additional internal insulation of building structures

    The requirements for increasing the heat transfer resistance of enclosing structures of buildings and structures are continuously increasing. At the same time, a number of buildings cannot be insulated from the outside due to their protective architectural status. Homeowners also cannot make changes to the facade design in the volume of their apartment. The design of a thermal insulation panel for mounting on the inner surface of an apartment wall is proposed. A method for calculating the heat transfer resistance of an enclosing structure insulated in this way is given.

    Keywords: energy saving, wall insulation, internal thermal insulation panels, method of calculation of thermophysical parameters

  • Methods of increasing the thermal protection of wall structures of buildings

    A review of the literature in the field of construction heat engineering and regulatory requirements for thermal protection of buildings is given. A study of methods of increasing thermal protection for reconstructed and designed buildings, taking into account modern requirements, has been carried out. A methodology for strengthening the thermal protection of building structures has been developed.

    Keywords: thermal performance of building , energy efficiency, heat-efficient enclosing structures, thermal insulation materials

  • Modeling of wind impact on a public building

    The design of energy-efficient buildings is based on the analysis of the external climatic effects on buildings for various purposes, the parameters of the air environment inside which are well defined. Climate systems of buildings should neutralize the negative impact of the external environment, in particular wind exposure. It determines both the temperature regime of the room and the purity of the air inside them. The complexity of both theoretical research and the organization of field experiments or blowing models of buildings in a wind tunnel makes it necessary to resort to mathematical modeling of the wind impact on the school building based on the StarCCm+ program. Velocity fields were obtained for different directions of wind load, the excess heat loss of the building in certain directions was determined. The possibility of conducting such studies in a wider range of initial and boundary conditions is shown.

    Keywords: aeration of residential buildings, mathematical modeling

  • Technology for Producing Ammonium Nitrate with Addition of Potassium Salt of Monochloroacetic Acid

    One of the methods of thermodynamic stabilization of AN (ammonium nitrate) crystals, which is currently used not only as nitrogen fertilizer, but also as an environmentally friendly oxidant for gas-generating fuels for various purposes, is the technology of obtaining low-defect crystal structures. It is known that the potassium ion is a phase stabilizer of AN, and chlorine-containing compounds affect the rate of thermal decomposition of AN; therefore, there has been made an attempt to use a modifier, which includes both elements: potassium salt of monochloroacetic acid (PMCHAA) and to study its effect on phase transitions and thermal decomposition of AN depending on the amount of additive, type of solvent and crystallization temperature. As a result of the tests, it has been found out that a sample containing 1% PMCHAA (obtained at 80 ° C from an aqueous medium) most fully meets the requirements for EnCS oxidizers: the rate of thermal decomposition of the sample is 2.65 times higher than that of AN crystals recrystallized under the same conditions; the rate of modification transition IV – III has been reduced by almost 3 times

    Keywords: ammonium nitrate, oxidizer, gas-generating compositions, polymorphic transition, thermal decomposition, additive, kinetics, thermodynamics, potassium salt of monochloroacetic acid, solvent, co-crystallization

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