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Mechaniczne mocowanie systemów ocieplania ścian ETICS – wpływ oddziaływania wiatru na ocieplenie

Gaczek Mariusz, Gaciek Paweł, Garecki Mariusz

Izolacje

2021

R. 26, nr 5

42, 44--50

Przedmiotem artykułu jest mechaniczne mocowanie systemów ocieplania ścian ETICS ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem wpływu oddziaływania wiatru na ocieplenie. Autorzy omawiają oddziaływanie wiatru na ściany ocieplane ETICS, wpływ wiatru na ocieplenie ścian oraz cechy materiałów i połączeń mające wpływ na nośność ETICS przy oddziaływaniu wiatru.

The subject of the article is the mechanical fastening of ETICS wall insulation systems, with particular emphasis on the effect of wind on thermal insulation. The authors discuss the effect of wind on walls insulated with ETICS, the effect of wind on wall insulation, and the features of materials and connections that affect the load-bearing capacity of ETICS system under wind load.

Wind affecting berthing operations

Kløvning E. M.

TransNav : International Journal on Marine Navigation and Safety of Sea Transportation

2020

Vol. 14. no. 3

721--725

Almost every voyage culminates in a manoeuvre to berth the ship safely along a quay or wharf. During this phase a ship is affected by a number of factors, one of them being wind. This paper seeks to understand how wind affect a ship in regards of power consumption during berthing. A field study was conducted on a car passenger ferry, where every approach in one harbour was logged and analysed over a period of four months. The goal was to provide greater knowledge about energy usage and the study presents several interesting findings. It is estimated that power consumption is stable when the median wind speed is less than 4 m/s. Stronger winds have a significant effect on power consumption, e.g 17 m/s gives an 106,31% increase from calm conditions. Furthermore there is not discovered any correlation between consumption and wind direction in this study.