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STRUKTURNI IZOLACIONI PANELI (SIP) U GRADNJI PORODIČNIH KUĆA

Nemanja Marković ,
Nemanja Marković
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Published: 01.12.2022.

Volume 25, Issue 1 (2022)

pp. 42-48;

https://doi.org/10.62683/nip25.42-48

Abstract

Strukturni Izolacioni Paneli (SIP) predstavljaju sistem za građenje stambenih ili manjih javnih objekata sa veoma efikasnim termičkim karakteristikama. Ovaj sistem je na našim prostorima gotovo nepoznat iako su prvi objekti u svetu napravljeni još pre više od pola veka u Americi. U današnjem vremenu, u uslovima energetske krize i nedostatka radne snage, gradnja montažnih kuća od SIP panela postaje veoma interesantna. SIP panel napravljen je od jezgra koji čini ekspandirani polistiren (stiropor) ugrađen između dve OSB table. Objekti napravljeni od SIP panela su montažnog tipa i mogu se izvesti u veoma kratkom roku. Izvode se sa ili bezdodatnog drvenog rama unutar nosećih zidova.

Keywords

strukturni izolacioni panel,

montažna gradnja,

drvene konstrukcije,

energetski efikasne kuće

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