Ground temperature regime in the cowshed environment
2013
Ramukevicius, D., Aleksandras Stulginskis Univ., Akademija, Kauno reg. (Lithuania). Inst. of Hydraulic Constructional Engineering | Milius, P., Aleksandras Stulginskis Univ., Akademija, Kauno reg. (Lithuania). Inst. of Hydraulic Constructional Engineering
The investigations of ground temperature fixings in a cowshed building environment and under the building are presented in the article. Ground temperatures have been fixed on the surface and in various depths up to 3 metres. Ground surface and premise’s air temperatures have been fixed inside the building. Three temperature fixing borings have been arranged inside the building and as many outside. The temperature has been fixed at 5 points and in various depths of every boring. With the help of the ground temperature fixings on the premises of the cowshed building’s animal resting area, it has been determined that in winter time the temperature from the floor’s surface distributes from 14 deg C up to 20 deg C. It is influenced by outside and inside air temperature as well as by the animal’s heat transfer to the ground surface. A more active ground temperature variation of the building environment is noticeable at the depth of up to 3 metres. The fixed ground temperatures in the boring (which is moved away from the building at 5 metres) showed that the climate influences the temperature distribution most of all.
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