Milan Tanic
University of Niš
25 Papers
118 Citations
Milan Tanic is an academic researcher from University of Niš. The author has contributed to research in topics: Architecture & Renewable energy. The author has an hindex of 6, co-authored 23 publications.
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Papers
Renewable Energy Sources Used to Supply Pre-School Facilities with Energy in Different Weather Conditions
Rifat Alihodzic,Vera Murgul,Nikolay Vatin,Ekaterina Aronova,Vojislav Nikolic,Milan Tanic,Danica Stankovic +6 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a model of how to ensure power supply for a kindergarten of the city of Nish is presented on the basis of the calculations analysis, and the cases with regard to completed projects designed to use renewable energy sources in order to supply pre-school facilities with energy in other weather conditions are given.
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Physical environment factors and their impact on the cognitive process and social behavior of children in the preschool facilities
TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigated the influence of the physical environment factors and their influence on the cognitive processes and the social behavior of children in pre-school facilities, and concluded that the quality of architectonic design, that is, quality of organization and materialization of the designed physical environment of the pre- school premises correlates with the positive developmental results of the children.
Reducing Energy Consumption by Optimizing Thermal Losses and Measures of Energy Recovery in Preschools
Milan Tanic,Danica Stankovic,Vojislav Nikolic,Marko Nikolic,Dragan Kostić,Aleksandar Milojkovic,Sanja Spasic,Nikolai Vatin +7 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors presented a theoretical basis, simulation and computations - calculations of heating energy needs for established models, by using appropriate software packages, for the problem of energy saving by optimizing heat loss and measures for energy recovery in the existing preschools.
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The Sustainable Strategy of Obsolete Building Conversion to Residential Uses
TL;DR: In this paper, conversion of obsolete buildings to residential buildings might be an optimal solution for the social and demographic changes that continuously influence and intensify the demands for new housing, which would be in line with the current needs and aspirations of today.
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Studying Humidity Conditions in the Design of Building Envelopes of “Passive House” (in the case of Serbia)
TL;DR: In this article, the analysis of the humidity conditions of exterior walls of a passive house, located in the town of Nis (Republic of Serbia), is presented, and recommendations for making moisture insulation are presented.
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