Materials in Building Technology: Characteristics and Classifications

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Covers stress-strain curves, specific moduli, and energy footprint of metals production.

Explores the impact of rate effects on material toughness and the time-temperature equivalence in viscoelastic polymers.

Covers the energy consumption and carbon emissions in material production, focusing on metals and recycling processes.

Covers stress intensity, fracture, and toughness of materials, including the behavior of ductile and brittle materials.

Explores itinerant magnetism in metals, highlighting the Kondo effect and its implications on material properties.

Covers the history, classification, properties, impact, and development of materials, emphasizing the importance of materials choice and comparison.

Covers the essential principles of building structures, focusing on the skeleton's role and material selection in construction.

Covers exercises on building technology, including roof elements, thermal insulation, human requirements, and facade typologies.

Covers the properties of concrete, its applications, and the importance of sustainable practices in construction.

Explores the impact of materials and construction techniques on heat transfer in buildings.