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Single-family house in Domanín
Raiskubová, Lenka ; Jechová, Marie (referee) ; Ostrý, Milan (advisor)
The aim of the bachelor's thesis is to develop project documentation for a building permit for a new family house. The new building is situated on the edge of the built-up area of the village of Domanín near Uherské Hradiště. It is a two-story house with a gable roof, a cellar and a garage next to the house. The floor plan of the building is rectangular. The house has 142 m2. The vertical load-bearing wall is made of burnt blocks filled with mineral wool. The horizontal construction system is designed from a prefa-monolithic system. The roof structure on the house is a truss. On the first floor in the northern part of the house there is a vestibule, utility room, bathroom and separate toilet. The living room and kitchen are oriented to the southwest. On the second floor there are two rooms and one bedroom, a common dressing room, a bathroom with a shower and a bath and a separate toilet. 10 photovoltaic panels are designed on the house, which will cover the electricity consumption from May to September. The MVHR is located in the utility room. From the utility room, the wiring is located in the ceiling voids. The system is designed to provide a background ventilation rate of 330 m3/h. The house is heated by underfloor heating supplemented by towel radiators in the bathrooms. The hot water cylinder tank accumulates warm water from the air to water heat pump. Domestic hot water is supplied from a 230l hot water tank. Rainwater will be channeled into a accumulates tank and subsequently used to water the garden. The project includes a thermal and technical assessment of the building, an assessment from the point of view of acoustics and daylighting, and an assessment of the fire and safety solution of the building. The project documentation was developed in the Archicad software.
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Detached house near Litomyšl
Simon, Matěj ; Kolář, Radim (referee) ; Jelínek, Petr (advisor)
The aim of this Bachelor’s thesis is to design a two-storey, single-family, near-zero-energy house, located in Čistá u Litomyšle. The thesis has two parts. The first part presents architectural and structural design, comprised of technical drawings, fire safety design and building physics. The second part presents a detailed design of sanitary installations a concept design of all the other building services and energy performance certificate. The house is located on a flat plot. It has a gabled roof with a dormer, a pitched green roof over a car shelter and a garden storage connected on the northern side. The ground floor comprises of an entrance, a guest room, a bathroom, a utility room, a living room with a kitchen and a pantry. The private zone is located on the first floor. It is made of a master bedroom with a walk-in closet, an office, two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a laundry room. The vertical structures are made of sand lime bricks, external walls are insulated with Twinner panels- EPS covered by a layer of MW. The roof in insulated with PIR. The horizontal structures are made of cast-in-place reinforced concrete. The house has a foundation slab insulated with foam-glass gravel. The main heat source of the house is an air-water heat pump, supplemented by a stove in the main living area and electric heating elements for hot water. The house is mechanically ventilated by a unit with heat recovery. There are photovoltaic panels installed on the roof. Rainwater is collected from the roof and stored for use in flushing and irrigation. Wastewater is treated by a household wastewater treatment plant, and it is infiltrated on site.
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Family house
Smolicová, Miriam ; Smolková Mizerová, Lenka (referee) ; Smolka, Radim (advisor)
The aim for this bachelor work is design of modern passive detached house. Vision for this design is proving that even luxury villas can be in passive standard. It is three storey house with flat roof part of which it’s walkable and part green roof. The basement includes game room and utility room. In first floor we have main lobby, lavatory, living room with dining room, kitchen, pantry, hall, laundry room, bathroom, two kid’s rooms, main bedroom, walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom. On second floor there’s only studio and lavatory. Load bearing elements are walls from sand-lime bricks, floor and roof slabs from prestressed concrete panels. This building is based on foundation strips from reinforced concrete. eliminary designs of building services are mechanical ventilation with heat recovery, in which design is focused on amount of circulated air with added scheme of pipe installations, sanitary installations, which consist of scheme of plumbing and sanitary sewer pipes. Design of building services also consisted of simple design of main circuit break and photovoltaic panels. In more detailed design is design of rain water reuse with rain water tanks for accumulation and infiltration. Main design of building services is heating. It’s designed underfloor heating and radiators which will be powered by heat pump air-water. Domestic hot water is heated with heat pump and electric immersion heater as auxiliary source. All components such as hot water cylinder and expansion tank are placed in utility room in basement. This design meets criteria for grade A in energy performance certificate.
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Design of a space heating system with an air-water heat pump and bivalent heat source
Skočík, Lukáš ; Elcner, Jakub (referee) ; Katolický, Jaroslav (advisor)
The thesis is engaged in complete reconstruction of a heat system of a family house with higher heat loss, i.e. heat source, piping and radiators. As a heat source is chosen air-water heat pump. Heat system is designed with panel radiators with regard to minimum building interventions. A required power for hot water heating is calculated and selected a heat pump from suitable power range in combination with storage tank with hot water tank. The bivalent point is determined, as backup source are heating elements installed in storage tank. Drawings and circuit diagrams with safety elements are attached. In the end is calculation of estimated return.
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Design of a space heating system with an air-water heat pump and bivalent heat source
Skočík, Lukáš ; Elcner, Jakub (referee) ; Katolický, Jaroslav (advisor)
The thesis is engaged in complete reconstruction of a heat system of a family house with higher heat loss, i.e. heat source, piping and radiators. As a heat source is chosen air-water heat pump. Heat system is designed with panel radiators with regard to minimum building interventions. A required power for hot water heating is calculated and selected a heat pump from suitable power range in combination with storage tank with hot water tank. The bivalent point is determined, as backup source are heating elements installed in storage tank. Drawings and circuit diagrams with safety elements are attached. In the end is calculation of estimated return.
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