Impact of technological factors on the structure and properties of thermal insulation materials from renewable resources

Jolanta Vėjelienė

Doctoral dissertation

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The dissertation examines thermal insulation materials from renewable resources and reduction of their thermal conductivity using different technological factors. Barley and triticale straw, reeds, cattails and bent grass were used for testing as a renewable resources. Basic studies were carried out using barley straw.

After appropriate treatment of renewable resources it is possible to get thermal insulation materials with low thermal conductivity.

In the paper it is dealt reduction potential of heat transfer in material by all major forms of heat transfer: thermal conductivity of gas and solid material frame, convection and radiation.

5 articles focusing on the subject of the discussed dissertation are published: one article – in the scientific journal, included in the Thomson ISI register, two articles – in the scientific journal, which is assessed in the international database Index Copernicus, and two articles – in reviewed proceedings of international conferences. 6 presentations on the subject have been given in conferences.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.20334/2076-M

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VGTU leidykla "Technika"

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Year:
2012
ISBN:
978-609-457-367-5
Imprint No:
2076-M
Dimensions:
145×205 mm
Pages:
104 p.
Cover:
Softcover
Language:
Lithuanian
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