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==== Thermal capacity of the ground==== | ==== Thermal capacity of the ground==== | ||
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**Further literature on the topic of skirt insulation: | **Further literature on the topic of skirt insulation: | ||
- | **[AkkP 48]** Using Passive House technology for retrofitting non-residential buildings/ Heat losses towards the ground ; Protocol Volume No. 48 of the Research Group for Cost-effective Passive Houses, 1st Edition, Passive House Institute, Darmstadt 2012 ({{:picopen: | + | **[AkkP 48]** Using Passive House technology for retrofitting non-residential buildings/ Heat losses towards the ground ; Protocol Volume No. 48 of the Research Group for Cost-effective Passive Houses, 1st Edition, Passive House Institute, Darmstadt 2012 [[https:// |
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===== Transient or steady-state Ψ-values? ===== | ===== Transient or steady-state Ψ-values? ===== | ||
- | For calculating thermal bridges in the area in contact with the ground, a steady-state approximation suffices in many cases and dynamic simulation can be dispensed with. Although dynamic simulations provide more accurate results, they also incur additional effort. Moreover, on account of the usually only imprecisely known thermal characteristics of the ground, the expected accuracy of a one-dimensional or two-dimensional transient numerical calculation is not so high that this extra effort can also be justified (except in the case of large or research projects). Frequently, the Ψ-values calculated in a steady-state manner are therefore also used as harmonic Ψ-values (see the Ground worksheet in the [[planning: | + | For calculating thermal bridges in the area in contact with the ground, a steady-state approximation suffices in many cases and dynamic simulation can be dispensed with. Although dynamic simulations provide more accurate results, they also incur additional effort. Moreover, on account of the usually only imprecisely known thermal characteristics of the ground, the expected accuracy of a one-dimensional or two-dimensional transient numerical calculation is not so high that this extra effort can also be justified (except in the case of large or research projects). Frequently, the Ψ-values calculated in a steady-state manner are therefore also used as harmonic Ψ-values (see the Ground worksheet in the [[planning: |
==== Further literature ==== | ==== Further literature ==== | ||
- | **[AkkP 27]** **Heat losses through the ground**; Protocol Volume No. 27 of the Research Group for Cost-effective Passive Houses, \\ 1st Edition, Passive House Institute, Darmstadt 2004 ({{:picopen: | + | **[AkkP 27]** **Heat losses through the ground**; Protocol Volume No. 27 of the Research Group for Cost-effective Passive Houses, \\ 1st Edition, Passive House Institute, Darmstadt 2004 |
===== See also ===== | ===== See also ===== |
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