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Thesis is focused on thermal-insulation properties of wood fibreboards and building structure model including non-ventilated air layer. In the first part, the influence of temperature and moisture content on heat conductivity coefficient and heat transfer coefficient of wood fibreboards was investigated. In the second part, the building structure model was prepared, consisting of CLT, air layer and wood fibreboard. Subsequently, the two above mentioned characteristics were determined in dependence on measuring temperature, air layer thickness and inner surface emissivity.

This experiment tested the possibility of adding other information about the soil physical properties to existing modified earth impedance method, published by Čermák, Staněk, Aubrecht in 2006. For this experiment, this method for resistivity measurement of tree (trunk/soil), was employed. The measurements were conducted on four different study plots with different soil textural classes located in the Czech Republic. The choice of localities was guided the most typical soil textural classes; Ivančice; loam soil, Jedovnice; sandy-loam soil, Soběšice; loamy-sand soil, Šanovec; sandy soil. In laboratory was studied 27 soil physical and chemical properties and a connection between 11 of them and soil resistivity was verified. Especially soil properties related to actual state of soil water and soil texture.

The thesis deals with the study of the behavior of advanced insulating materials on the basis of secondary raw materials and the possibilities of their use in the production of vacuum insulation using in the construction and industry. The work will be devoted to possible raw material resources, problems of long-term behavior of insulators on the basis of selected secondary raw materials under reduced pressures as well as economic evaluation of the competitiveness of alternative insulators on the building market in the field of vacuum insulation.

The goal of this thesis is to verify influence of conditions of metallurgical treatment, used foundry technology and conditions of solidification on electrical conductivity of pure copper castings. The experiment part observe differenec between alloy melting under normal pressure and in a vacuum and betwwen casting provided with chill, insulation and natural enviroment of mould.

This thesis is focused on so-called diaphragm discharge, which is one kind of electric discharges in liquid, which belongs among so-called AOP´s techniques, still more used for water cleaning in the present. One of effectiveness and stability indicators of diaphragm discharge is generation of hydrogen peroxide. In theoretical part, detail principle description of electric discharge in liquid is situated. Further, properties of electrolyte are introduced and general spectrophotometric method of obtained sample determination is described. In experimental part, a full procedure of experiment is introduced. Next part containing results and discussions introduces particular results of individual measurements and their reasons. Final chapter is the end, which forms total summary and evaluation of all results. By the application of all chosen electrolytes in solution at diaphragm discharge formation of hydrogen peroxide has appeared. Inorganic and organic electrolytes were used. As inorganic electrolytes following salts were selected – solutions of halogenides, next sodium nitrate as a representative of nitrates, potassium dihydrogenphosphate as a representative of phosphates, etc. Representative of organic electrolytes was citric acid. The value of initial conductivity of electrolytes had the main influence on hydrogen peroxide formation. Electrolytes potassium dihydrogenphosphate and sodium sulphate the great influence on effectiveness and stability of the diaphragm discharge. Their rate constants reached maximum value by the application of solution with initial conductivity of approximately 400 mikrosiemens, particularly 0.0492 mmol/l.min and 0.048 mmol/l.min. On the contrary, low values of rate constant were achieved in electrolyte ammonium chloride at around the same initial conductivity – 0.0269 mmol/l.min. During experiments stainless steel and platinum electrodes were used. It was found that kind of electrode material hadn’t influence on generation of hydrogen peroxide. Hydrogen peroxide was formed only in the cathode space.

Hydrogen has been for some time discussed as a successor to fossil fuels whose stocks are constantly running low. One of the crucial requirements for the possible usage of hydrogen as an energy carrier is our ability of reliable detection. In context with development of organic electronics there occurred a possibility to use derivatives of diketopyrrolopyrroles as sensing materials of hydrogen sensors. Derivatives of diketopyrrolopyrrole are organic pigments that behave as semiconductors. Their analogues with pyridyl side group are due to free electron pairs of nitrogen atoms sensitive to hydrogen. The problem of organic N-type semiconductors is in general their instability on the air. This thesis is focused on testing of hydrogen sensors with active layer made from derivatives of diketopyrrolopyrrole and judging their stability on the air.

This work deals with the preparation and measurement of an ionic conductivity of the gel polymer electrolytes prepared by various methods. In the theoretical part of the work, the types of conducting membranes, the development and the state of the art of the gel polymer electrolytes are summarized. The preparation and the results on ionic conductivity of the gels based on MMA, EMA and EOEMA are discussed in the experimental part.

This work is considered about changes of electric conductivity in lead-free soldered joint's affected by current and thermal stress. The theoretical part describes factors influencing the solder joint electric conductivity and solder joint reliability. The basis of the practical part is the design of the testing method of the soldered joint's electric conductivity. The aim of this part is to measure and observe changes of solder joint electric conductivity after current and thermal stress in various material a procedural combinations.

This work deals with the measurement of electrical conductivity and mechanical properties of gel polymer electrolyte containing Lithium ion and their preparation. The theoretical part deals with the development of gel polymer electrolyte, their use and methods of measurement of electrical conductivity and mechanical properties. In the experimental part describes the preparation of gel electrolyte, the measurement of electrical conductivity, temperature dependence and the measurement of mechanical properties.