Temperature investigations of the ground soils in agricultural buildings
2001
Ramukevicius, D. (Lithuanian University of Agriculture, Kaunas (Lithuania). Dept. of Building Structures)
Intensive heat interchanges go through constructive elements of the barriers of animal-breeding buildings. While evaluating the temperature state of the building, the main attention is paid to the walls and overlays of the building. The floor construction of the exploited animal-breedig building together with the ground soil influences the microclimate of the lodgment as well. At present it is the shortage of the more detailed investigation data of this question. That is why experimental investigations must be carried out first of all while trying to evaluate the impact of the ground soil to the temperature state of the cowshed. Temperature measurement investigation results of the ground in the animal-breeding structure are presented in the article. Soil temperatures have been fixed in the cowshed of 80 places and its zone. 3 borings of temperature fixing have been arranged outdoors and as many inside lodgment of the building. The curves of temperature variation in time have been arranged in various depths of the soil
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