thermal conductivity

Se­pa­ra­te mat­he­ma­ti­cal mo­dels for de­ter­mi­ning the tem­pe­ra­tu­re distri­bu­ti­on in the ele­ments of tur­bo­ge­ne­ra­tors ha­ve be­en de­ve­lo­ped, which are descri­bed ge­omet­ri­cally by an isot­ro­pic half-spa­ce and a he­at-sen­si­ti­ve spa­ce with lo­cally con­centra­ted so­ur­ces of he­ating. For this pur­po­se, using the the­ory of ge­ne­ra­li­zed functi­ons in a con­ve­ni­ent form, we wri­te the ini­ti­al dif­fe­ren­ti­al eq­ua­ti­ons of ther­mal con­duc­ti­vity with bo­un­dary con­di­ti­ons.

One of the leaders of wall materials in the modern market, which combines high constructional and thermal insulation properties, is cellular concrete, in particular non-autoclave hardening. Improving efficiency of cellular concrete as a heat insulating material is, above all, in the maximum possible decrease in average density, while providing a certain level of physical and mechanical indicators necessary for the manufacture of products in the form of slabs.

The analysis of the efficiency of six types of slabs has been carried out, which differed in material, internal form and weight. The comparison and the comparison of the same in size, but different in constructive characteristics and materials of floor slabs are considered and performed.

This paper is devoted to the results of deformation characteristics of concrete and reinforced foam concrete with fiber polypropylene fiber. Tests were carried out by the standard method and a method based on the values of equality elastic modulus of concrete in compression and tension using a chart based "stress-strain".