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Visar resultat 16 - 20 av 26 avhandlingar innehållade orden insulation capacity.
16. Palsa Growth and Decay in Northern Sweden : Climatic and Environmental Controls
Sammanfattning : This thesis outlines the development and decay of palsas in northern Sweden in relation to climatic and environmental factors. Palsas were investigated on morphology, vegetation, peat porosity, ground temperature and local climate in four bogs situated on a north-south gradient in northern Sweden. LÄS MER
17. Thermal physiology and metabolism : Interplay between heat generation and energy homeostasis
Sammanfattning : Mammal metabolism is intimately connected to the maintenance of body temperature. While metabolic pathways invariably produce heat as a by-product, the natural heat present in the environment also plays a role in defining the adaptive metabolism and general physiology of an organism. LÄS MER
18. Quantifying the impact of winter warming on the Arctic carbon cycle
Sammanfattning : The Arctic has undergone extreme changes during the last decades and is warming over twice the global average. There has been increasing interest in understanding how warming and changes in snow and rainfall will affect high-latitude ecosystems. LÄS MER
19. Seasonal snow storage for cooling applications
Sammanfattning : Seasonal snow storage for cooling applications is an ancient technique now being revived in different parts of the world. From June 2000 the first Swedish large-scale snow cooling plant provides for comfort cooling at the hospital in Sundsvall. The snow is thermally insulated by a 0. LÄS MER
20. Wetting and drying of aerogel-based coating mortars in Swedish climates
Sammanfattning : Aerogel-based coating mortars (ACMs) have emerged as energy-efficient wall finishes with thermal conductivities of 30–50 mW/(m∙K). These coating mortars represent a promising alternative to traditional thermal insulation materials for retrofitting uninsulated building envelopes particularly in culturally significant structures. LÄS MER