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Elérhetővé téve ekkor2024-01-16T14:34:57Z
Szerző Kherais Mohammad Basheer Barakat
MTMTID:
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Webcímhttp://pea.lib.pte.hu/handle/pea/44655
Az értekezés nyelveAngol
Az értekezés címe az értekezés nyelvénClimate Change Impacts on Heritage Timber Structures
Az értekezés címe magyarulAz éghajlatváltozás hatásai az örökségre - Faszerkezetek
Absztrakt az értekezés nyelvénIn recent years, climate change has emerged as one of the most significant challenges facing our planet. Its far-reaching consequences extend beyond the realms of the natural environment, affecting various facets of human life, including the integrity of our architectural heritage. Timber structures, with their timeless beauty and historical significance, are particularly vulnerable to the evolving climate patterns that characterize the contemporary era. The scope of this research is both comprehensive and targeted. It seeks to unravel the multifaceted ways in which climate variables, ranging from temperature and relative humidity fluctuations to extreme weather events, interact with timber structures. Through meticulous analysis and experimentation, the study aims to provide a nuanced understanding of the vulnerabilities inherent in these heritage treasures. The results of this endeavour promise to be far-reaching. By elucidating the climate-induced stresses on timber heritage structures, we not only enhance our theoretical understanding but also lay the groundwork for informed conservation strategies. It is my hope that this research contributes to the development of sustainable practices that can safeguard these cultural artefacts for future generations.
Kulcsszó (Magyar)faelemek szerkezete
fa szerkezetek
klímaváltozás hatásai
mikroklíma
törési viselkedés
Kulcsszó (Angol)climate change affects
fracture behaviour
microclimate
structure of wooden elements
timber structures
EgyetemPécsi Tudományegyetem
Doktori iskolaMIK Breuer Marcell Doktori Iskola
TémavezetőCsébfalvi Anikó
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