@jjlmoya/utils-diy 1.28.0 → 1.30.0

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  1. package/package.json +2 -2
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  18. package/src/category/seo.astro +1 -1
  19. package/src/components/PreviewNavSidebar.astro +1 -1
  20. package/src/components/PreviewToolbar.astro +1 -1
  21. package/src/data.ts +1 -1
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  23. package/src/env.d.ts +1 -1
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  25. package/src/layouts/PreviewLayout.astro +1 -1
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  27. package/src/tests/category_seo_quality.test.ts +74 -0
  28. package/src/tests/faq_count.test.ts +1 -1
  29. package/src/tests/mocks/astro_mock.js +1 -1
  30. package/src/tests/no_h1_in_components.test.ts +1 -1
  31. package/src/tests/seo_length.test.ts +1 -1
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- import type { WithContext, FAQPage, HowToThing, SoftwareApplication } from 'schema-dts';
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- import type { ToolLocaleContent } from '../../../types';
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- import type { ThermalExpansionCalculatorUI } from '../ui';
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- import { bibliography } from '../bibliography';
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-
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- const slug = 'waermeausdehnungs-rechner';
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- const title = 'Rechner für thermische Ausdehnung von Balken und Strukturen';
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- const description = 'Berechnen Sie, wie stark sich ein Balken oder eine Struktur bei Temperaturänderungen ausdehnt. Technisches Werkzeug für Ingenieure und Heimwerker.';
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-
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- const faqData = [
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- {
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- question: 'Was ist der lineare Ausdehnungskoeffizient?',
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- answer: 'Es ist eine physikalische Eigenschaft von Materialien, die angibt, wie sehr sie sich pro Grad Celsius Temperaturerhöhung ausdehnen. Er wird in 1/°C oder °C⁻¹ gemessen.',
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- },
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- {
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- question: 'Warum ist die Berechnung der Ausdehnung bei Balken wichtig?',
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- answer: 'Wenn ein Balken keinen Platz zum Ausdehnen hat (Dehnungsfugen), entstehen massive interne Spannungen, die die Struktur verformen, Beton reißen lassen oder sogar zum Einsturz führen können.',
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- },
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- {
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- question: 'Dehnt sich Holz in alle Richtungen gleich aus?',
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- answer: 'Nein. Holz ist ein anisotropes Material. Es dehnt sich entlang der Faser sehr wenig aus, aber signifikant in Querrichtung (Breite und Dicke).',
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- },
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- {
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- question: 'Welche Temperatur sollte ich als Ausgangswert verwenden?',
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- answer: 'Sie sollten die Temperatur zum Zeitpunkt der Installation oder des Baus verwenden. Der Endwert sollte die maximal erwartete Temperatur während der Lebensdauer sein.',
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- },
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- ];
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-
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- const howToData = [
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- { name: 'Ursprüngliche Länge messen', text: 'Geben Sie die Länge des Balkens oder Materials in Metern ein.' },
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- { name: 'Material auswählen', text: 'Wählen Sie zwischen Metallen, Baustoffen oder Hölzern, um den spezifischen Koeffizienten anzuwenden.' },
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- { name: 'Temperaturbereich definieren', text: 'Geben Sie die Starttemperatur und die erwartete Maximaltemperatur an, um die Temperaturdifferenz zu berechnen.' },
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- { name: 'Ausdehnung analysieren', text: 'Beobachten Sie die Gesamtausdehnung in Millimetern und die resultierende Endlänge, um geeignete Fugen vorzusehen.' },
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- ];
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-
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- const faqSchema: WithContext<FAQPage> = {
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- '@context': 'https://schema.org',
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- '@type': 'FAQPage',
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- mainEntity: faqData.map((item) => ({
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- '@type': 'Question',
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- name: item.question,
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- acceptedAnswer: { '@type': 'Answer', text: item.answer },
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- })),
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- };
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-
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- const howToSchema: WithContext<HowToThing> = {
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- '@context': 'https://schema.org',
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- '@type': 'HowTo',
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- name: title,
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- description,
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- step: howToData.map((step, i) => ({
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- '@type': 'HowToStep',
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- position: i + 1,
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- name: step.name,
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- text: step.text,
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- })),
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- };
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-
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- const appSchema: WithContext<SoftwareApplication> = {
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- '@context': 'https://schema.org',
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- '@type': 'SoftwareApplication',
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- name: title,
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- description,
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- applicationCategory: 'UtilityApplication',
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- operatingSystem: 'All',
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- offers: { '@type': 'Offer', price: '0', priceCurrency: 'EUR' },
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- inLanguage: 'de',
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- };
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-
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- export const content: ToolLocaleContent<ThermalExpansionCalculatorUI> = {
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- slug,
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- title,
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- description,
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- faqTitle: 'Häufig gestellte Fragen',
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- faq: faqData,
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- bibliography,
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- howTo: howToData,
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- schemas: [faqSchema, howToSchema, appSchema],
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- seo: [
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- { type: 'title', text: 'Was ist thermische Ausdehnung und warum ist sie für Strukturen wichtig?', level: 2 },
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- { type: 'paragraph', html: 'Die <strong>thermische Ausdehnung</strong> ist der physikalische Prozess, bei dem ein Material seine Länge als Reaktion auf eine Temperaturerhöhung vergrößert. Auf mikroskopischer Ebene vibrieren die Teilchen mit mehr Energie und benötigen mehr Platz. Im Bauwesen ist dieses Phänomen eine Kraft, die Beton brechen, Stahlbalken verformen und Bahngleise verbiegen kann.' },
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- { type: 'title', text: 'Die Formel der linearen Ausdehnung', level: 3 },
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- { type: 'card', icon: 'mdi:math-log', title: 'Formel für die lineare Ausdehnung', html: '<p>Die Ausdehnung eines Bauteils berechnet sich mit: <code>ΔL = L₀ · α · ΔT</code>. Dabei ist <strong>ΔL</strong> die Gesamtausdehnung, <strong>L₀</strong> die ursprüngliche Länge, <strong>α</strong> der Ausdehnungskoeffizient des Materials (in °C⁻¹) und <strong>ΔT</strong> die Temperaturdifferenz. Dies ist die Basis für das Design von Dehnungsfugen.</p>' },
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- { type: 'title', text: 'Ausdehnungskoeffizienten nach Material', level: 3 },
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- { type: 'card', icon: 'mdi:table', title: 'Tabelle gängiger Koeffizienten', html: '<p>Nicht alle Materialien dehnen sich gleich aus. <strong>Aluminium</strong> (23 ppm/°C) dehnt sich fast doppelt so stark aus wie <strong>Stahl</strong> (12 ppm/°C). <strong>Beton</strong> hat fast den gleichen Koeffizienten wie Stahl (12 ppm/°C), weshalb Stahlbeton stabil ist.</p>' },
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-
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- { type: 'paragraph', html: "Deuten Sie das Ergebnis gemeinsam mit den angezeigten Annahmen, bevor Sie es verwenden." },
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- { type: 'paragraph', html: "Prüfen Sie Eingaben, Einheiten, Rundung, Datum und Recht, weil jedes Element die Schätzung verändern kann." },
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- { type: 'paragraph', html: "Nutzen Sie das Ergebnis zur Planung und zum Szenarienvergleich; es ersetzt keine offizielle Berechnung oder Fachberatung." },
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- { type: 'paragraph', html: "Deuten Sie das Ergebnis gemeinsam mit den angezeigten Annahmen, bevor Sie es verwenden." },],
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- ui: {
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- configTitle: 'Konfiguration',
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- labelMaterial: 'Material',
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- groupMetals: 'Metalle',
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- groupConstruction: 'Bauwesen',
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- groupWood: 'Hölzer und Polymere',
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- matSteel: 'Stahl (12 ppm/°C)',
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- matAluminum: 'Aluminium (23 ppm/°C)',
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- matCopper: 'Kupfer (17 ppm/°C)',
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- matIron: 'Eisen (11 ppm/°C)',
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- matConcrete: 'Beton (12 ppm/°C)',
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- matBrick: 'Ziegel (9 ppm/°C)',
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- matGlass: 'Glas (9 ppm/°C)',
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- matWoodFiber: 'Holzfaser (5 ppm/°C)',
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- matWoodTransversal: 'Holz Quer (40 ppm/°C)',
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- matPvc: 'PVC (30 ppm/°C)',
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- catMetals: 'Metallurgie',
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- catConstruction: 'Bauwesen',
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- catWood: 'Hölzer und Polymere',
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- labelLength: 'Anfangslänge (m)',
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- labelTempStart: 'Starttemp. (°C)',
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- labelTempEnd: 'Max. Temp. (°C)',
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- deltaLabel: 'Temperaturdifferenz (ΔT)',
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- vizTitle: 'Simulacija Ausdehnung',
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- resultGrowthLabel: 'Gesamtausdehnung (ΔL)',
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- resultFinalLabel: 'Endlänge',
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- unitMm: 'MM',
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- unitM: 'M',
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- riskTitle: 'Verformungsrisiko',
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- jointTitle: 'Minimale Fuge',
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- riskLow: 'Niedrig',
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- riskModerate: 'Moderat',
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- riskCritical: 'Kritisch',
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- tipDefault: 'Konsultieren Sie die Herstellerangaben für exakte Koeffizienten spezieller Legierungen.',
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- tipSteel: 'Stahl und Beton haben fast identische Koeffizienten, sodass Stahlbeton ohne interne Risse funktioniert.',
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- tipAluminum: 'Aluminium dehnt sich doppelt so stark aus wie Stahl. Bei Metallgehäusen erfordert dies elastische Dichtstoffe.',
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- tipGlass: 'Glas und Stahl dehnen sich fast gleich aus, was entscheidend für große Glasfassaden ist.',
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- tipConcrete: 'Der Beton-Koeffizient ähnelt dem von Stahl, weshalb Mischstrukturen so stabil sind.',
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- tipWood: 'Holz dehnt sich durch Wärme wenig, aber durch Feuchtigkeit stark aus. In Längsrichtung ist es sehr stabil.',
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- tipPvc: 'PVC hat eine sehr hohe Ausdehnung. Es benötigt O-Ringe oder Dehnungsbögen, um Bewegungen ohne Bruch zu absorbieren.',
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- },
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- };
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+ import type { WithContext, FAQPage, HowToThing, SoftwareApplication } from 'schema-dts';
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+ import type { ToolLocaleContent } from '../../../types';
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+ import type { ThermalExpansionCalculatorUI } from '../ui';
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+ import { bibliography } from '../bibliography';
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+
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+ const slug = 'waermeausdehnungs-rechner';
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+ const title = 'Rechner für thermische Ausdehnung von Balken und Strukturen';
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+ const description = 'Berechnen Sie, wie stark sich ein Balken oder eine Struktur bei Temperaturänderungen ausdehnt. Technisches Werkzeug für Ingenieure und Heimwerker.';
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+
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+ const faqData = [
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+ {
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+ question: 'Was ist der lineare Ausdehnungskoeffizient?',
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+ answer: 'Es ist eine physikalische Eigenschaft von Materialien, die angibt, wie sehr sie sich pro Grad Celsius Temperaturerhöhung ausdehnen. Er wird in 1/°C oder °C⁻¹ gemessen.',
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+ },
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+ {
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+ question: 'Warum ist die Berechnung der Ausdehnung bei Balken wichtig?',
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+ answer: 'Wenn ein Balken keinen Platz zum Ausdehnen hat (Dehnungsfugen), entstehen massive interne Spannungen, die die Struktur verformen, Beton reißen lassen oder sogar zum Einsturz führen können.',
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+ },
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+ {
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+ question: 'Dehnt sich Holz in alle Richtungen gleich aus?',
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+ answer: 'Nein. Holz ist ein anisotropes Material. Es dehnt sich entlang der Faser sehr wenig aus, aber signifikant in Querrichtung (Breite und Dicke).',
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+ },
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+ {
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+ question: 'Welche Temperatur sollte ich als Ausgangswert verwenden?',
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+ answer: 'Sie sollten die Temperatur zum Zeitpunkt der Installation oder des Baus verwenden. Der Endwert sollte die maximal erwartete Temperatur während der Lebensdauer sein.',
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+ },
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+ ];
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+
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+ const howToData = [
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+ { name: 'Ursprüngliche Länge messen', text: 'Geben Sie die Länge des Balkens oder Materials in Metern ein.' },
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+ { name: 'Material auswählen', text: 'Wählen Sie zwischen Metallen, Baustoffen oder Hölzern, um den spezifischen Koeffizienten anzuwenden.' },
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+ { name: 'Temperaturbereich definieren', text: 'Geben Sie die Starttemperatur und die erwartete Maximaltemperatur an, um die Temperaturdifferenz zu berechnen.' },
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+ { name: 'Ausdehnung analysieren', text: 'Beobachten Sie die Gesamtausdehnung in Millimetern und die resultierende Endlänge, um geeignete Fugen vorzusehen.' },
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+ ];
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+
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+ const faqSchema: WithContext<FAQPage> = {
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+ '@context': 'https://schema.org',
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+ '@type': 'FAQPage',
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+ mainEntity: faqData.map((item) => ({
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+ '@type': 'Question',
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+ name: item.question,
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+ acceptedAnswer: { '@type': 'Answer', text: item.answer },
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+ })),
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+ };
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+
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+ const howToSchema: WithContext<HowToThing> = {
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+ '@context': 'https://schema.org',
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+ '@type': 'HowTo',
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+ name: title,
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+ description,
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+ step: howToData.map((step, i) => ({
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+ '@type': 'HowToStep',
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+ position: i + 1,
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+ name: step.name,
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+ text: step.text,
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+ })),
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+ };
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+
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+ const appSchema: WithContext<SoftwareApplication> = {
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+ '@context': 'https://schema.org',
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+ '@type': 'SoftwareApplication',
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+ name: title,
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+ description,
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+ applicationCategory: 'UtilityApplication',
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+ operatingSystem: 'All',
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+ offers: { '@type': 'Offer', price: '0', priceCurrency: 'EUR' },
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+ inLanguage: 'de',
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+ };
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+
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+ export const content: ToolLocaleContent<ThermalExpansionCalculatorUI> = {
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+ slug,
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+ title,
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+ description,
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+ faqTitle: 'Häufig gestellte Fragen',
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+ faq: faqData,
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+ bibliography,
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+ howTo: howToData,
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+ schemas: [faqSchema, howToSchema, appSchema],
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+ seo: [
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+ { type: 'title', text: 'Was ist thermische Ausdehnung und warum ist sie für Strukturen wichtig?', level: 2 },
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+ { type: 'paragraph', html: 'Die <strong>thermische Ausdehnung</strong> ist der physikalische Prozess, bei dem ein Material seine Länge als Reaktion auf eine Temperaturerhöhung vergrößert. Auf mikroskopischer Ebene vibrieren die Teilchen mit mehr Energie und benötigen mehr Platz. Im Bauwesen ist dieses Phänomen eine Kraft, die Beton brechen, Stahlbalken verformen und Bahngleise verbiegen kann.' },
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+ { type: 'title', text: 'Die Formel der linearen Ausdehnung', level: 3 },
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+ { type: 'card', icon: 'mdi:math-log', title: 'Formel für die lineare Ausdehnung', html: '<p>Die Ausdehnung eines Bauteils berechnet sich mit: <code>ΔL = L₀ · α · ΔT</code>. Dabei ist <strong>ΔL</strong> die Gesamtausdehnung, <strong>L₀</strong> die ursprüngliche Länge, <strong>α</strong> der Ausdehnungskoeffizient des Materials (in °C⁻¹) und <strong>ΔT</strong> die Temperaturdifferenz. Dies ist die Basis für das Design von Dehnungsfugen.</p>' },
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+ { type: 'title', text: 'Ausdehnungskoeffizienten nach Material', level: 3 },
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+ { type: 'card', icon: 'mdi:table', title: 'Tabelle gängiger Koeffizienten', html: '<p>Nicht alle Materialien dehnen sich gleich aus. <strong>Aluminium</strong> (23 ppm/°C) dehnt sich fast doppelt so stark aus wie <strong>Stahl</strong> (12 ppm/°C). <strong>Beton</strong> hat fast den gleichen Koeffizienten wie Stahl (12 ppm/°C), weshalb Stahlbeton stabil ist.</p>' },
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+
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+ { type: 'paragraph', html: "Deuten Sie das Ergebnis gemeinsam mit den angezeigten Annahmen, bevor Sie es verwenden." },
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+ { type: 'paragraph', html: "Prüfen Sie Eingaben, Einheiten, Rundung, Datum und Recht, weil jedes Element die Schätzung verändern kann." },
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+ { type: 'paragraph', html: "Nutzen Sie das Ergebnis zur Planung und zum Szenarienvergleich; es ersetzt keine offizielle Berechnung oder Fachberatung." },
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+ { type: 'paragraph', html: "Deuten Sie das Ergebnis gemeinsam mit den angezeigten Annahmen, bevor Sie es verwenden." },],
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+ ui: {
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+ configTitle: 'Konfiguration',
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+ labelMaterial: 'Material',
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+ groupMetals: 'Metalle',
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+ groupConstruction: 'Bauwesen',
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+ groupWood: 'Hölzer und Polymere',
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+ matSteel: 'Stahl (12 ppm/°C)',
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+ matAluminum: 'Aluminium (23 ppm/°C)',
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+ matCopper: 'Kupfer (17 ppm/°C)',
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+ matIron: 'Eisen (11 ppm/°C)',
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+ matConcrete: 'Beton (12 ppm/°C)',
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+ matBrick: 'Ziegel (9 ppm/°C)',
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+ matGlass: 'Glas (9 ppm/°C)',
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+ matWoodFiber: 'Holzfaser (5 ppm/°C)',
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+ matWoodTransversal: 'Holz Quer (40 ppm/°C)',
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+ matPvc: 'PVC (30 ppm/°C)',
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+ catMetals: 'Metallurgie',
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+ catConstruction: 'Bauwesen',
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+ catWood: 'Hölzer und Polymere',
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+ labelLength: 'Anfangslänge (m)',
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+ labelTempStart: 'Starttemp. (°C)',
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+ labelTempEnd: 'Max. Temp. (°C)',
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+ deltaLabel: 'Temperaturdifferenz (ΔT)',
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+ vizTitle: 'Simulacija Ausdehnung',
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+ resultGrowthLabel: 'Gesamtausdehnung (ΔL)',
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+ resultFinalLabel: 'Endlänge',
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+ unitMm: 'MM',
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+ unitM: 'M',
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+ riskTitle: 'Verformungsrisiko',
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+ jointTitle: 'Minimale Fuge',
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+ riskLow: 'Niedrig',
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+ riskModerate: 'Moderat',
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+ riskCritical: 'Kritisch',
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+ tipDefault: 'Konsultieren Sie die Herstellerangaben für exakte Koeffizienten spezieller Legierungen.',
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+ tipSteel: 'Stahl und Beton haben fast identische Koeffizienten, sodass Stahlbeton ohne interne Risse funktioniert.',
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+ tipAluminum: 'Aluminium dehnt sich doppelt so stark aus wie Stahl. Bei Metallgehäusen erfordert dies elastische Dichtstoffe.',
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+ tipGlass: 'Glas und Stahl dehnen sich fast gleich aus, was entscheidend für große Glasfassaden ist.',
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+ tipConcrete: 'Der Beton-Koeffizient ähnelt dem von Stahl, weshalb Mischstrukturen so stabil sind.',
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+ tipWood: 'Holz dehnt sich durch Wärme wenig, aber durch Feuchtigkeit stark aus. In Längsrichtung ist es sehr stabil.',
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+ tipPvc: 'PVC hat eine sehr hohe Ausdehnung. Es benötigt O-Ringe oder Dehnungsbögen, um Bewegungen ohne Bruch zu absorbieren.',
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+ },
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+ };
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- import type { WithContext, FAQPage, HowToThing, SoftwareApplication } from 'schema-dts';
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- import type { ToolLocaleContent } from '../../../types';
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- import type { ThermalExpansionCalculatorUI } from '../ui';
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- import { bibliography } from '../bibliography';
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-
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- const slug = 'thermal-expansion-calculator';
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- const title = 'Thermal Expansion Calculator for Beams and Structural Materials';
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- const description =
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- 'Calculate how much a beam or structure expands with temperature changes. Technical tool for engineers and DIY. Includes expansion coefficients by material.';
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-
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- const faqData = [
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- {
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- question: 'What is the linear thermal expansion coefficient?',
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- answer:
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- 'It is a physical property of materials indicating how much they expand per degree Celsius of temperature increase. It is measured in 1/°C or °C⁻¹.',
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- },
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- {
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- question: 'Why is it important to calculate expansion in beams?',
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- answer:
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- 'If a beam has no room to expand (no expansion joints), it will generate massive internal stresses that can deform the structure, crack the concrete or even cause collapse.',
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- },
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- {
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- question: 'Does wood expand equally in all directions?',
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- answer:
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- 'No. Wood is an anisotropic material. It expands very little along the grain but significantly in the transverse direction (width and thickness).',
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- },
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- {
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- question: 'What temperature should I use as the Initial value?',
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- answer:
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- 'Use the temperature at the time of installation or construction. The Final value should be the maximum temperature expected during its service life.',
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- },
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- ];
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-
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- const howToData = [
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- {
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- name: 'Measure the original length',
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- text: 'Enter the length of the beam or material in metres.',
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- },
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- {
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- name: 'Select the material',
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- text: 'Choose from metals, construction materials or wood to apply its specific coefficient.',
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- },
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- {
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- name: 'Set the thermal range',
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- text: 'Specify the initial temperature and the maximum expected temperature to calculate the thermal differential.',
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- },
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- {
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- name: 'Analyse the growth',
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- text: 'Observe the total elongation in millimetres and the resulting final length to plan adequate expansion joints.',
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- },
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- ];
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-
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- const faqSchema: WithContext<FAQPage> = {
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- '@context': 'https://schema.org',
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- '@type': 'FAQPage',
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- mainEntity: faqData.map((item) => ({
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- '@type': 'Question',
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- name: item.question,
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- acceptedAnswer: { '@type': 'Answer', text: item.answer },
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- })),
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- };
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-
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- const howToSchema: WithContext<HowToThing> = {
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- '@context': 'https://schema.org',
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- '@type': 'HowTo',
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- name: title,
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- description,
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- step: howToData.map((step, i) => ({
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- '@type': 'HowToStep',
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- position: i + 1,
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- name: step.name,
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- text: step.text,
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- })),
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- };
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-
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- const appSchema: WithContext<SoftwareApplication> = {
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- '@context': 'https://schema.org',
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- '@type': 'SoftwareApplication',
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- name: title,
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- description,
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- applicationCategory: 'UtilityApplication',
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- operatingSystem: 'All',
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- offers: { '@type': 'Offer', price: '0', priceCurrency: 'EUR' },
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- inLanguage: 'en',
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- };
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-
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- export const content: ToolLocaleContent<ThermalExpansionCalculatorUI> = {
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- slug,
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- title,
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- description,
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- faqTitle: 'Frequently Asked Questions',
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- faq: faqData,
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- bibliography,
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- howTo: howToData,
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- schemas: [faqSchema, howToSchema, appSchema],
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- seo: [
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- { type: 'title', text: 'What is Thermal Expansion and How Does It Affect Structures', level: 2 },
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- {
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- type: 'paragraph',
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- html: '<strong>Thermal expansion</strong> is the physical process by which a material increases its length in response to a rise in temperature. At the microscopic level, particles vibrate with more energy and require a greater average spacing between them. In construction, this phenomenon is not a curiosity - it is a force that can crack concrete, deform steel beams and buckle railway tracks.',
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- },
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- { type: 'title', text: 'The Linear Expansion Formula', level: 3 },
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- {
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- type: 'card',
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- icon: 'mdi:math-log',
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- title: 'Linear Expansion Formula',
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- html: '<p>The expansion of a structural element is calculated with: <code>ΔL = L₀ · α · ΔT</code>. Where <strong>ΔL</strong> is the total growth, <strong>L₀</strong> is the original length, <strong>α</strong> is the material expansion coefficient (in °C⁻¹) and <strong>ΔT</strong> is the temperature difference. This formula underpins the design of expansion joints in bridges, roofs and facades.</p>',
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- },
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- { type: 'title', text: 'Expansion Coefficients by Material', level: 3 },
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- {
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- type: 'card',
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- icon: 'mdi:table',
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- title: 'Common Expansion Coefficients',
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- html: '<p>Not all materials expand equally. <strong>Aluminium</strong> (23 ppm/°C) expands almost twice as fast as <strong>steel</strong> (12 ppm/°C). <strong>Concrete</strong> has a coefficient nearly identical to steel (12 ppm/°C), which is why reinforced concrete is structurally stable. <strong>PVC</strong> (30 ppm/°C) and <strong>transverse wood</strong> (40 ppm/°C) show the highest expansion rates and require special jointing solutions.</p>',
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- },
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- { type: 'title', text: 'The Importance of Expansion Joints', level: 3 },
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- {
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- type: 'card',
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- icon: 'mdi:bridge',
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- title: 'Expansion Joint Sizing',
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- html: '<p>If you have walked across a bridge and noticed a rubber-filled slot in the deck, you have seen an <strong>expansion joint</strong>. Without that gap, the steel beam would press against the next element when heated in summer, generating pressures capable of causing column <strong>buckling</strong> or cracks in load-bearing walls. The calculator suggests a minimum joint of 150% of the calculated ΔL to absorb extreme temperature swings.</p>',
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- },
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- { type: 'title', text: 'Real World Examples: Train Rails to the Eiffel Tower', level: 3 },
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- {
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- type: 'paragraph',
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- html: 'Railway engineers leave gaps between rails to prevent them from buckling in summer. The iron structure of the <strong>Eiffel Tower</strong> grows approximately 15 cm on the hottest July days in Paris. In domestic settings, polycarbonate roofing and aluminium cladding are the most common cases where thermal calculation is decisive in preventing leaks and stress noises.',
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- },
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- ],
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- ui: {
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- configTitle: 'Configuration',
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- labelMaterial: 'Material',
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- groupMetals: 'Metals',
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- groupConstruction: 'Construction',
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- groupWood: 'Wood and Polymers',
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- matSteel: 'Steel (12 ppm/°C)',
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- matAluminum: 'Aluminium (23 ppm/°C)',
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- matCopper: 'Copper (17 ppm/°C)',
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- matIron: 'Cast Iron (11 ppm/°C)',
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- matConcrete: 'Concrete (12 ppm/°C)',
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- matBrick: 'Brick (9 ppm/°C)',
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- matGlass: 'Glass (9 ppm/°C)',
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- matWoodFiber: 'Wood Grain (5 ppm/°C)',
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- matWoodTransversal: 'Wood Transverse (40 ppm/°C)',
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- matPvc: 'PVC (30 ppm/°C)',
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- catMetals: 'Metallurgy',
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- catConstruction: 'Construction',
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- catWood: 'Wood and Polymers',
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- labelLength: 'Initial Length (m)',
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- labelTempStart: 'Initial Temp (°C)',
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- labelTempEnd: 'Max Temp (°C)',
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- deltaLabel: 'Thermal Differential (ΔT)',
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- vizTitle: 'Expansion Simulation',
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- resultGrowthLabel: 'Total Growth (ΔL)',
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- resultFinalLabel: 'Final Length',
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- unitMm: 'MM',
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- unitM: 'M',
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- riskTitle: 'Buckling Risk',
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- jointTitle: 'Minimum Joint',
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- riskLow: 'Low',
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- riskModerate: 'Moderate',
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- riskCritical: 'Critical',
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- tipDefault: 'Consult the manufacturer data sheet for exact coefficients of special alloys.',
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- tipSteel: 'Steel and concrete have nearly identical coefficients, which is why reinforced concrete works without internal cracking.',
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- tipAluminum: 'Aluminium expands almost twice as fast as steel. In metal cladding, this requires elastic sealants at all joints.',
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- tipGlass: 'Glass and steel expand at nearly the same rate, which is key to the design of large glazed facades.',
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- tipConcrete: 'The coefficient of concrete is very similar to that of steel, which is why composite structures are so stable.',
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- tipWood: 'Wood expands little from heat, but a great deal from moisture. Along the grain, thermal movement is very small.',
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- tipPvc: 'PVC has very high expansion. It requires O-ring joints or lyre-shaped curves to absorb movement without cracking.',
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- },
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- };
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+ import type { WithContext, FAQPage, HowToThing, SoftwareApplication } from 'schema-dts';
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+ import type { ToolLocaleContent } from '../../../types';
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+ import type { ThermalExpansionCalculatorUI } from '../ui';
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+ import { bibliography } from '../bibliography';
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+
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+ const slug = 'thermal-expansion-calculator';
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+ const title = 'Thermal Expansion Calculator for Beams and Structural Materials';
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+ const description =
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+ 'Calculate how much a beam or structure expands with temperature changes. Technical tool for engineers and DIY. Includes expansion coefficients by material.';
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+
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+ const faqData = [
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+ {
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+ question: 'What is the linear thermal expansion coefficient?',
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+ answer:
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+ 'It is a physical property of materials indicating how much they expand per degree Celsius of temperature increase. It is measured in 1/°C or °C⁻¹.',
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+ },
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+ {
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+ question: 'Why is it important to calculate expansion in beams?',
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+ answer:
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+ 'If a beam has no room to expand (no expansion joints), it will generate massive internal stresses that can deform the structure, crack the concrete or even cause collapse.',
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+ },
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+ {
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+ question: 'Does wood expand equally in all directions?',
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+ answer:
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+ 'No. Wood is an anisotropic material. It expands very little along the grain but significantly in the transverse direction (width and thickness).',
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+ },
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+ {
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+ question: 'What temperature should I use as the Initial value?',
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+ answer:
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+ 'Use the temperature at the time of installation or construction. The Final value should be the maximum temperature expected during its service life.',
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+ },
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+ ];
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+
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+ const howToData = [
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+ {
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+ name: 'Measure the original length',
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+ text: 'Enter the length of the beam or material in metres.',
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+ },
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+ {
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+ name: 'Select the material',
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+ text: 'Choose from metals, construction materials or wood to apply its specific coefficient.',
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+ },
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+ {
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+ name: 'Set the thermal range',
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+ text: 'Specify the initial temperature and the maximum expected temperature to calculate the thermal differential.',
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+ },
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+ {
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+ name: 'Analyse the growth',
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+ text: 'Observe the total elongation in millimetres and the resulting final length to plan adequate expansion joints.',
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+ },
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+ ];
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+
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+ const faqSchema: WithContext<FAQPage> = {
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+ '@context': 'https://schema.org',
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+ '@type': 'FAQPage',
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+ mainEntity: faqData.map((item) => ({
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+ '@type': 'Question',
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+ name: item.question,
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+ acceptedAnswer: { '@type': 'Answer', text: item.answer },
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+ })),
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+ };
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+
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+ const howToSchema: WithContext<HowToThing> = {
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+ '@context': 'https://schema.org',
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+ '@type': 'HowTo',
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+ name: title,
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+ description,
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+ step: howToData.map((step, i) => ({
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+ '@type': 'HowToStep',
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+ position: i + 1,
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+ name: step.name,
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+ text: step.text,
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+ })),
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+ };
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+
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+ const appSchema: WithContext<SoftwareApplication> = {
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+ '@context': 'https://schema.org',
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+ '@type': 'SoftwareApplication',
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+ name: title,
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+ description,
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+ applicationCategory: 'UtilityApplication',
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+ operatingSystem: 'All',
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+ offers: { '@type': 'Offer', price: '0', priceCurrency: 'EUR' },
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+ inLanguage: 'en',
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+ };
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+
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+ export const content: ToolLocaleContent<ThermalExpansionCalculatorUI> = {
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+ slug,
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+ title,
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+ description,
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+ faqTitle: 'Frequently Asked Questions',
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+ faq: faqData,
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+ bibliography,
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+ howTo: howToData,
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+ schemas: [faqSchema, howToSchema, appSchema],
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+ seo: [
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+ { type: 'title', text: 'What is Thermal Expansion and How Does It Affect Structures', level: 2 },
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+ {
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+ type: 'paragraph',
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+ html: '<strong>Thermal expansion</strong> is the physical process by which a material increases its length in response to a rise in temperature. At the microscopic level, particles vibrate with more energy and require a greater average spacing between them. In construction, this phenomenon is not a curiosity - it is a force that can crack concrete, deform steel beams and buckle railway tracks.',
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+ },
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+ { type: 'title', text: 'The Linear Expansion Formula', level: 3 },
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+ {
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+ type: 'card',
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+ icon: 'mdi:math-log',
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+ title: 'Linear Expansion Formula',
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+ html: '<p>The expansion of a structural element is calculated with: <code>ΔL = L₀ · α · ΔT</code>. Where <strong>ΔL</strong> is the total growth, <strong>L₀</strong> is the original length, <strong>α</strong> is the material expansion coefficient (in °C⁻¹) and <strong>ΔT</strong> is the temperature difference. This formula underpins the design of expansion joints in bridges, roofs and facades.</p>',
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+ },
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+ { type: 'title', text: 'Expansion Coefficients by Material', level: 3 },
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+ {
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+ type: 'card',
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+ icon: 'mdi:table',
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+ title: 'Common Expansion Coefficients',
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+ html: '<p>Not all materials expand equally. <strong>Aluminium</strong> (23 ppm/°C) expands almost twice as fast as <strong>steel</strong> (12 ppm/°C). <strong>Concrete</strong> has a coefficient nearly identical to steel (12 ppm/°C), which is why reinforced concrete is structurally stable. <strong>PVC</strong> (30 ppm/°C) and <strong>transverse wood</strong> (40 ppm/°C) show the highest expansion rates and require special jointing solutions.</p>',
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+ },
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+ { type: 'title', text: 'The Importance of Expansion Joints', level: 3 },
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+ {
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+ type: 'card',
119
+ icon: 'mdi:bridge',
120
+ title: 'Expansion Joint Sizing',
121
+ html: '<p>If you have walked across a bridge and noticed a rubber-filled slot in the deck, you have seen an <strong>expansion joint</strong>. Without that gap, the steel beam would press against the next element when heated in summer, generating pressures capable of causing column <strong>buckling</strong> or cracks in load-bearing walls. The calculator suggests a minimum joint of 150% of the calculated ΔL to absorb extreme temperature swings.</p>',
122
+ },
123
+ { type: 'title', text: 'Real World Examples: Train Rails to the Eiffel Tower', level: 3 },
124
+ {
125
+ type: 'paragraph',
126
+ html: 'Railway engineers leave gaps between rails to prevent them from buckling in summer. The iron structure of the <strong>Eiffel Tower</strong> grows approximately 15 cm on the hottest July days in Paris. In domestic settings, polycarbonate roofing and aluminium cladding are the most common cases where thermal calculation is decisive in preventing leaks and stress noises.',
127
+ },
128
+ ],
129
+ ui: {
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+ configTitle: 'Configuration',
131
+ labelMaterial: 'Material',
132
+ groupMetals: 'Metals',
133
+ groupConstruction: 'Construction',
134
+ groupWood: 'Wood and Polymers',
135
+ matSteel: 'Steel (12 ppm/°C)',
136
+ matAluminum: 'Aluminium (23 ppm/°C)',
137
+ matCopper: 'Copper (17 ppm/°C)',
138
+ matIron: 'Cast Iron (11 ppm/°C)',
139
+ matConcrete: 'Concrete (12 ppm/°C)',
140
+ matBrick: 'Brick (9 ppm/°C)',
141
+ matGlass: 'Glass (9 ppm/°C)',
142
+ matWoodFiber: 'Wood Grain (5 ppm/°C)',
143
+ matWoodTransversal: 'Wood Transverse (40 ppm/°C)',
144
+ matPvc: 'PVC (30 ppm/°C)',
145
+ catMetals: 'Metallurgy',
146
+ catConstruction: 'Construction',
147
+ catWood: 'Wood and Polymers',
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+ labelLength: 'Initial Length (m)',
149
+ labelTempStart: 'Initial Temp (°C)',
150
+ labelTempEnd: 'Max Temp (°C)',
151
+ deltaLabel: 'Thermal Differential (ΔT)',
152
+ vizTitle: 'Expansion Simulation',
153
+ resultGrowthLabel: 'Total Growth (ΔL)',
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+ resultFinalLabel: 'Final Length',
155
+ unitMm: 'MM',
156
+ unitM: 'M',
157
+ riskTitle: 'Buckling Risk',
158
+ jointTitle: 'Minimum Joint',
159
+ riskLow: 'Low',
160
+ riskModerate: 'Moderate',
161
+ riskCritical: 'Critical',
162
+ tipDefault: 'Consult the manufacturer data sheet for exact coefficients of special alloys.',
163
+ tipSteel: 'Steel and concrete have nearly identical coefficients, which is why reinforced concrete works without internal cracking.',
164
+ tipAluminum: 'Aluminium expands almost twice as fast as steel. In metal cladding, this requires elastic sealants at all joints.',
165
+ tipGlass: 'Glass and steel expand at nearly the same rate, which is key to the design of large glazed facades.',
166
+ tipConcrete: 'The coefficient of concrete is very similar to that of steel, which is why composite structures are so stable.',
167
+ tipWood: 'Wood expands little from heat, but a great deal from moisture. Along the grain, thermal movement is very small.',
168
+ tipPvc: 'PVC has very high expansion. It requires O-ring joints or lyre-shaped curves to absorb movement without cracking.',
169
+ },
170
+ };