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Dariusz ALTERMAN
The University of Newcastle Australia
OVERVIEW
Artificial Intelligence methods Uniaxial tensile tests Image Analyse techniques Energy efficiency of buildings
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Image Analysis
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Mechanical tests
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- air content (A) - micropores content (A300) - specific surface (alfa) - spacing factor (L) - cracks
DATABASE
Information from the object
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- modulus of elasticity
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OBSERVED FEATURES
AI
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TYPE OF ANALYSIS
approximation classification ???
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BACKPROPAGATION NETWORK
hidden neuron
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PREDICTION
F u n c t io n A p p ro x im a t io n 140 120
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fc
60
40
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0 0 0 .5 1 In p u t 1.5 2 2.5
w/c
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LOADING
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Without elimination
With elimination
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IMPREGNATION TECHNIQUE
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AUSTRALIAN HOUSING
Typically brick veneer, cavity brick or lightweight construction (some single skin) Developers in the past have paid little attention to climate design or energy consumption and often poor use of materials Widespread use of air conditioning Modelling using appropriate software (AccuRate, EnergyPlus, NatHERS, FirstRate, BERS Pro, NUMBERS) One of the dominant parameters is the thermal resistance (R-value) of the external walls
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Sarking
Exterior Wall
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Cement Render (Average Thickness 10mm) T-type Thermocouple Locations Heat Flux Sensor Locations
600mm
600mm
Floor Slab
600mm
600mm
Floor Slab
600mm
Floor Slab
INSTRUMENTATION
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Temperature Heat flux profiles Solar radiation Weather conditions Heating/cooling energy
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Thermal resistance of each walling system determined from guarded hot box tests
Representative housing test modules for each walling system observed over several years in Newcastle (Interior temperature free floating or controlled by heating/cooling)
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THERMAL MASS
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http://www.monier.co.nz/AboutUs/Environmental/Default.aspx
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Artificial Intelligence methods can help you better understand different phenomena in your research field
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