Jiří Maděra

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Vice Head of Department

Czech Technical University in Prague

Czech Republic

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Jiří Maděra is the Vice Head of Department at the Czech Technical University in Prague. His research areas include heat transfer coefficients, phase development in construction materials, and innovative monitoring techniques for building systems. Recently, he has contributed to studies on the valorization of waste materials in construction and the thermal performance of building envelopes. His work emphasizes both experimental and computational approaches to addressing environmental and structural challenges in engineering.

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Modelling and experimental verification of the effect of freeze-thaw cycles on the degradation of porous building materials

Open Date: 2017-01-01

Close Date: 2019-12-31

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Solution of heat , moisture and salt transport in multi-layer building construction

Open Date: 2006-01-01

Close Date: 2008-12-31

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Collaborators (5)

Miloš Jerman

Czech Technical University in Prague

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Eva Vejmelková

Associate Professor

Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of Civil Engineering

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Robert Cerny

Professor

Czech Technical University in Prague

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Jan Kočí

Czech Technical University in Prague

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Vaclav Koci

Assistant Professor

Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of Civil Engineering

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Jiří Maděra

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Analysis of the Effect of Relative Humidity on the Convective Heat Transfer Coefficient Using Full-Scale Experiments in a Climatic Wind Tunnel

On-Site Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment Technique for a Maintenance-Free Heat Flow Monitoring in Building Systems

Valorization of waste wood fly ash in environmentally friendly lime-based plasters with enhanced strengths for renovation purposes

Phase development of lime-based plasters blended with waste calcined shale

A Fuzzy Logic Concept for Predicting the Seasonal Thermal Performance of Building Envelopes Based on Structural and Geographical Parameters

Computational compensation of systematic errors accompanying non-equilibrium thermocouple measurements

Correction of Errors in DSC Measurements Using Detailed Modeling of Thermal Phenomena in Calorimeter-Sample System

Experimental and Computational Study of Thermal Processes in Red Clays Exposed to High Temperatures

Interior thermal insulation systems based on wood fiberboards: experimental analysis and computational assessment of hygrothermal and energy performance in the Central European climate

Computational prediction of susceptibility to biofilms growth: Two-dimensional analysis of critical construction details

Experimental and theoretical approach to determination of heat evolution in electrically conductive aluminosilicates

Collaborators (5)

Miloš Jerman

Eva Vejmelková

Robert Cerny

Jan Kočí

Vaclav Koci

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