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Influence of material base of coating systems onto wood durability
Bednářová, Ilona ; Petránek, Vít (referee) ; Vaněrek, Jan (advisor)
The thesis deals with the influence of the base material of the coating systems for wood durability when we exposed them to external conditions. The theoretical part is devoted to wood durability and weather resistance with a detailed description of the tests the durability of coating systems. A substantial part of the theory is devoted to description binder component of the coating material. In the practical part was performed the experiment, which examined the influence of the thickness of the coating system, the type of coating material (paint or lasure) as well as the type of binder (water dispersion with an alkyd or acrylic resin, respectively solution coating system with the alkyd resin). All coating systems were exposed to natural and artificial durability tests. The criterions for evaluation were chosen differences of colours.
Modulus of elasticity of natural stone
Hoduláková, Michaela ; Cikrle, Petr (referee) ; Kocáb, Dalibor (advisor)
The value of the modulus of elasticity of concrete depends on the concrete composition (particularly on the aggregate used). The contemporary construction industry literature lacks comprehensive studies of the modulus of elasticity for each type of the rock stone. Therefore, this study focuses on testing and comparing the modulus of elasticity of selected types of rock stones used for the production of crushed coarse aggregates into the concrete. The modulus of elasticity are determined by static and dynamic methods. The work also deals with the modulus of elasticity of granite in different stages of weathering.
Optimizing requirements for wood coatings
Bednářová, Ilona ; Petránek, Vít (referee) ; Vaněrek, Jan (advisor)
The work deals with wood coating systems. It is focused on the theoretical division of paints due to different aspects, moreover on testing of wood coating systems. In the practical part of the work, the experimental work regarding the influence of weather conditions onto durability of different wood coatings system was preceded. They were compared two different coatings within the basic tests in different environments.
Drainage water chemistry in geochemically contrasting catchments
Krám, Pavel ; Myška, Oldřich ; Čuřík, J. ; Veselovský, F. ; Hruška, Jakub
Three small forested catchments, each underlain by geochemically contrasting silicate rock types, were studied in the Slavkov Forest, western Czech Republic. Hydrochemical patterns were ascertained by concurrent stream water and soil water sampling. Th e catchments served as valuable representatives of contrasting terrestrial and aquatic ecosystem resilience to anthropogenic acidifi cation.
Weathering processes on selected structural elements of St. Vitus´ cathedral at Prague Castle
Zeman, Antonín ; Válek, Jan ; Slížková, Zuzana ; Korbelová, Z.
The summary of results of treatment sulfor dioxide on pier of St. Vitus´Cathedral. The main used methods were macroscopic description with photodocumentation, petrographical research, research in polarization microscope and spectroscopy.
General review of the natural geological risks for underground constructions in the Prague Synform, with special attention to limestones and to planned high-speed railway tunnels between Praha and Beroun
Žák, Karel ; Bosák, Pavel ; Cílek, Václav ; Hladil, Jindřich ; Štorch, Petr ; Janečka, Jiří
There exist numerous natural geological risks for the planned construction of railway tunnels in the sediments of Prague Synform. These risks are related to only partial knowledge of the tectonic structure of the Synform, to frequent faulting of the rocks accompanied by zones of deep weatehring and karstification, and to the karst hydrogeology.
Impact of weathering on chemical and morphological changes in stabilized polymers
Pospíšil, Jan ; Pilař, Jan ; Billingham, N. C. ; Marek, Antonín ; Kruliš, Zdeněk ; Nešpůrek, Stanislav ; Habicher, W. D.
Photooxidation, considered as the principal component of natural and accelerated weathering, affects together with oxygen,oxidizing and acid atmospheric pollutants durability of stabilized polymers by changing their chemical and supramolecular structure and influencing efficiency of stabilizers. Effects of the harshness of accelerated photooxidation, negative influences of atmospheric pollutants, heterogeneity in polymer oxidation together with formation of concentration gradients in stabilizer consumption and spatial distribution of stabilizer sacrificial transformation products are outlined. The data give more information on processes accompanying testing of stabilizer polymers and help to minimize misleading influences from over-accelerated tests.

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