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Thermal, Sound and Fire Performance Properties of Prefabricated Facade Panels with Massive, Sandwich and Frame Design Concepts

Volume: 7 Number: 1 July 8, 2022
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Thermal, Sound and Fire Performance Properties of Prefabricated Facade Panels with Massive, Sandwich and Frame Design Concepts

Abstract

Many reasons such as the Industrial Revolution and the need for rapid building production after the Second World War have led to an acceleration of developments in the construction sector and new construction systems have emerged. These construction systems have brought forth the need for new facade designs. Prefabricated facade panels designed with the aim of quickly closing a building whose structure is completed so that it is least affected by external environmental conditions and ensuring that the facades created can exhibit good performance are also among these innovations. In this study, thermal and sound insulation, and fire resistance performance characteristics of prefabricated facade panels with wood, concrete, metal, or terracotta-based structure material, made with three different design concepts as massive, sandwich, and frame, were examined. The study is considered important because it examines the characteristics of facade elements aimed at improving the quality of the indoor environment.

Keywords

Prefabricated facade panels, prefabrication, materials, design concepts, performance characteristics

Thanks

This article has been produced from the master's thesis titled "Comparison of Prefabricated Facade Panels According to Their Materials and Design Concepts" completed in the Department of Architecture, Karadeniz Technical University Institute of Natural and Applied Sciences. The article complies with national and international research and publication ethics. Ethics committee permission was not required for the study.

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APA
Akkan, A., & Vural, N. (2022). Thermal, Sound and Fire Performance Properties of Prefabricated Facade Panels with Massive, Sandwich and Frame Design Concepts. Journal of Architectural Sciences and Applications, 7(1), 464-481. https://doi.org/10.30785/mbud.1071851
AMA
1.Akkan A, Vural N. Thermal, Sound and Fire Performance Properties of Prefabricated Facade Panels with Massive, Sandwich and Frame Design Concepts. JASA. 2022;7(1):464-481. doi:10.30785/mbud.1071851
Chicago
Akkan, Ayça, and Nilhan Vural. 2022. “Thermal, Sound and Fire Performance Properties of Prefabricated Facade Panels With Massive, Sandwich and Frame Design Concepts”. Journal of Architectural Sciences and Applications 7 (1): 464-81. https://doi.org/10.30785/mbud.1071851.
EndNote
Akkan A, Vural N (July 1, 2022) Thermal, Sound and Fire Performance Properties of Prefabricated Facade Panels with Massive, Sandwich and Frame Design Concepts. Journal of Architectural Sciences and Applications 7 1 464–481.
IEEE
[1]A. Akkan and N. Vural, “Thermal, Sound and Fire Performance Properties of Prefabricated Facade Panels with Massive, Sandwich and Frame Design Concepts”, JASA, vol. 7, no. 1, pp. 464–481, July 2022, doi: 10.30785/mbud.1071851.
ISNAD
Akkan, Ayça - Vural, Nilhan. “Thermal, Sound and Fire Performance Properties of Prefabricated Facade Panels With Massive, Sandwich and Frame Design Concepts”. Journal of Architectural Sciences and Applications 7/1 (July 1, 2022): 464-481. https://doi.org/10.30785/mbud.1071851.
JAMA
1.Akkan A, Vural N. Thermal, Sound and Fire Performance Properties of Prefabricated Facade Panels with Massive, Sandwich and Frame Design Concepts. JASA. 2022;7:464–481.
MLA
Akkan, Ayça, and Nilhan Vural. “Thermal, Sound and Fire Performance Properties of Prefabricated Facade Panels With Massive, Sandwich and Frame Design Concepts”. Journal of Architectural Sciences and Applications, vol. 7, no. 1, July 2022, pp. 464-81, doi:10.30785/mbud.1071851.
Vancouver
1.Ayça Akkan, Nilhan Vural. Thermal, Sound and Fire Performance Properties of Prefabricated Facade Panels with Massive, Sandwich and Frame Design Concepts. JASA. 2022 Jul. 1;7(1):464-81. doi:10.30785/mbud.1071851