CLAY – Thermal comfort and humidity regulation with industrially manufactured clay building materials

10:00 AM - 10:30 AM Fri, 06 Nov

Short description

Essentially, the aim of the presentation is to show those interested how industrially manufactured clay building materials and clay building components can contribute to thermal insulation in buildings. Standards and approvals will be briefly outlined. At the same time, real-life examples will be used to demonstrate how clay building materials can already contribute to the conservation of resources, low-energy production and the circularity of buildings.

Description

Clay is more than just a traditional building material: as a material with outstanding properties, it forms the basis for modern, industrially manufactured building products and components. This talk aims to highlight the potential that clay-based building materials offer for thermal comfort and a balanced indoor climate. The focus is on thermal mass and clay’s ability to absorb and release moisture. Particularly in light of last summer, these properties can contribute to a comfortable indoor climate and energy-efficient building operation. Industrially manufactured clay building materials and components will be presented – ranging from clay bricks and clay mortars to clay plasters and other applications. Given the limited space available, the book also focuses on standardisation, building regulations and the potential applications of these materials. The added value this offers for resource-efficient and circular construction is illustrated using examples of completed projects.

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Event Location

denkmal-CAMPUS (Bühne)  (Hall 2, L01)