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Sustainable and disaster-resistant homes

10 Antworten zu „Sustainable and disaster-resistant homes”.

shanolelinate (marcò)

5. Oktober 2019

Unfortunately not,
but who knows in which direction the evolution is aimed,
development of architectural design and new techniques …

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shanolelinate (marcò)

5. Oktober 2019

I also through research, it is extraordinary to discover logical things to understand that often we simply do not understand, just as extraordinary is to be able to share them. A strong hug.☺️

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gunst01

5. Oktober 2019

Geoship is an old-fashioned, recycled idea, that has already been realized by Buckminster and also by the German architect Hübner. Bioship needs a lot of landscape and does not comply with fire protection laws nor does it suffice for heat and sound insulation.

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1. shanolelinate (marcò)
  
  5. Oktober 2019
  
  Unfortunately not,
  but who knows in which direction the evolution is aimed,
  development of architectural design and new techniques …
  
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moorezart

5. Oktober 2019

Hat dies auf From 1 Blogger 2 Another rebloggt.

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Equipping Site

4. Oktober 2019

Thanks for following my blog; you are very kind.

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Simply Dee In D.C.

4. Oktober 2019

Well, I really learned something today.Especially about wood!

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1. shanolelinate (marcò)
  
  5. Oktober 2019
  
  I also through research, it is extraordinary to discover logical things to understand that often we simply do not understand, just as extraordinary is to be able to share them. A strong hug.☺️
  
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aruna3

4. Oktober 2019

Beautifully written🌹🌹🌹

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walkingthroughpsalms

4. Oktober 2019

Fascinating!

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shanolelinate (marcò)

3. Oktober 2019

IN CASE OF FIRE / Wood resists fires much better than traditional materials, although it is classified as a fuel; it has a high resistance to fire thanks to its surface layer, characterized by low thermal conductivity. During combustion, and therefore during a fire, the upper layer of wood is transformed into charcoal; this layer will then act as an insulator and protect the rest of the material from oxygen and high temperatures and therefore from the spread of fire. In this way, the fire will only damage the outermost surface of the wood, without affecting the inside and therefore its ability to support the entire structure of the house. This material burns much more slowly also thanks to the presence of water inside it and it does not deform at high temperatures, maintaining the integrity of the structure; for this reason, it can be considered an excellent material for raising the load-bearing elements of a home. The fire damages the wood layer by layer, thinning the section slowly, and the mechanical breakage of the element takes place only when the part of the section not yet cabonized is so reduced that it can no longer perform its load-bearing function.
This material is an even better fire-fighting choice than steel (a material that is always present inside reinforced concrete), although it is not a flammable material. In fact steel, if subjected to a drastic increase in temperature as in the case of a fire, undergoes a rapid loss of its stability. Without adequate protection, its fire resistance time is very short; due to its high heat conductivity, after only 5 minutes of exposure to fire the steel reaches about 500 ° C, which is the so-called critical temperature for this material, and after 10 minutes of fire the steel construction collapses on itself same.
So, although wood is a flammable material, it better resists fire than others that are not, and therefore using it as a building material is an excellent choice to combat the risk of fires.☺️✌️

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colonialist

3. Oktober 2019

More note needs to be taken of these alternatives.
Surprising that wood is praised for fire-resistance; I would have thought the opposite applies.

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1. shanolelinate (marcò)
  
  3. Oktober 2019
  
  IN CASE OF FIRE / Wood resists fires much better than traditional materials, although it is classified as a fuel; it has a high resistance to fire thanks to its surface layer, characterized by low thermal conductivity. During combustion, and therefore during a fire, the upper layer of wood is transformed into charcoal; this layer will then act as an insulator and protect the rest of the material from oxygen and high temperatures and therefore from the spread of fire. In this way, the fire will only damage the outermost surface of the wood, without affecting the inside and therefore its ability to support the entire structure of the house. This material burns much more slowly also thanks to the presence of water inside it and it does not deform at high temperatures, maintaining the integrity of the structure; for this reason, it can be considered an excellent material for raising the load-bearing elements of a home. The fire damages the wood layer by layer, thinning the section slowly, and the mechanical breakage of the element takes place only when the part of the section not yet cabonized is so reduced that it can no longer perform its load-bearing function.
  This material is an even better fire-fighting choice than steel (a material that is always present inside reinforced concrete), although it is not a flammable material. In fact steel, if subjected to a drastic increase in temperature as in the case of a fire, undergoes a rapid loss of its stability. Without adequate protection, its fire resistance time is very short; due to its high heat conductivity, after only 5 minutes of exposure to fire the steel reaches about 500 ° C, which is the so-called critical temperature for this material, and after 10 minutes of fire the steel construction collapses on itself same.
  So, although wood is a flammable material, it better resists fire than others that are not, and therefore using it as a building material is an excellent choice to combat the risk of fires.☺️✌️
  
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