With all due respect of national languages, then I expect there's others than me who were interested in this answer, and likely not all of you are aware of translate.google.com?
This came out, as usual it's somewhat garbles, but it provides an insight. What I find most stricking is the statement of " Straw bales should not be viewed as a substitute for insulation, but as construction blocks from which to build major walls usually within a structure (reinforced concrete, steel or wood)"
Easiest disclaimer: Look at Arch. Werner Schmidts 3 story hotel in alpine conditions; Build without any other structure: Strong -insulating- construction blocks!
Cheers,
Max
Whoever drew the cross section of the wall, is wrong. This is not a good way and this way you will surely burst mortar view .. Straw bales should not be viewed as a substitute for insulation, but as construction blocks from which to build major walls usually within a structure (reinforced concrete, steel or wood). This drawing looks like me, extra insulation on the assembly house.
Installations are offered within the walls of constructed of straw bales - the bales were dug canals sander that has a disk as a power saw or chainsaw, cables and pipes to be put down in these channels so that all izmalterise.
I do not know what kind of finish you want to achieve, but if you work outside and inside clay render - OSB or other panels are absolutely unnecessary. After very little practice in flattening mentioned brick-clad wall of bales of straw will get a proper surface for causing clay mortar.
As for the settlements, the construction of the facility should provide rigidity, not a wall of straw. When the bales inside the brick wall of the structure, there is no fear of shooting from the settlement. Bale is located within the frame of some kind, well-wedged, line up and plastered. On particular points of the set of reinforcements rabic (galvanized woven network) in order to avoid cracking plaster (no matter what he types.
Tightness straw bales are regulated during baling and it's good to contract directly with the stubble fields, and then with someone who will particularly hit the balirati tension out there (which is a ball of string tied).
I do not know if you read my previous posts, but I can find very useful source of information. Next year we begin to build our factory of 4,400 m2, of which all the walls will be the straw bales. We are the only company in Serbia, which is certified by a wall of straw bales on fire resistance of 120 minutes (as per our rules should not be longer).
Study the professional (as gradevinac) building with straw for years and I can say that I was quite far advanced in it.
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M. Bane Prvanovic