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  • 2023High speed impact cutting of continuous fiber reinforced thermoset plastics1citations
  • 2023Experimental and numerical estimation of thermal conductivity of bio-based building material with an enhanced thermal capacitycitations
  • 2022MODELING OF THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF BIO-BASED BUILDING COMPOSITEScitations
  • 2021Micro-scale modeling-based approach for calculation of thermal conductivity of bio-based building composite3citations

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  • Kräusel, Verena
  • Nestler, Matthias
  • Kolbe, Matthias
  • Kubiś, Michał
  • Bajare, Diana
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  • Sinka, Maris
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Experimental and numerical estimation of thermal conductivity of bio-based building material with an enhanced thermal capacity

  • Kubiś, Michał
  • Bajare, Diana
  • Dietrich, Fabian
  • Łapka, Piotr
  • Sinka, Maris
Abstract

The paper presents an experimental and numerical estimation of the thermal conductivity of the bio-based building material with enhanced thermal mass. The bio-filler considered was hemp shives whichwere mixed with the magnesium binder, and additionally, the composite contained 0, 5, 10, and 20%wt. of microencapsulated phase change material (PCM). Thermal conductivity was measured by theguarded hot plate (GHP) method. It varied in the 0.12-0.27 W/m/K range depending on the moistureand PCM contents and the average temperature during the measurements. Numerical calculations of drycomposites' thermal conductivities were based on using the real composite microstructure obtained frommicro-computed tomography ( CT) and the volume averaging theory. Good matching of the measuredand predicted results was obtained.

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  • microstructure
  • phase
  • theory
  • Magnesium
  • Magnesium
  • tomography
  • composite
  • thermal conductivity