Several factors are involved in the biodeterioration of materials and buildings, and mathematical modelling may help us to understand the complicated interaction between many factors. For mould growth, long-lasting humidity exposure above RH 80-90% is critical for wood-based materials, and above RH 90-95% for stone-based materials, depending on the temperature, material properties and exposure time. Mathematical modelling will not give the answers to all the problems, however, and users should be aware of the limitations of providing a true picture of the complicated process of biodeterioration and damage development in buildings and materials
Moisture damages and failures in buildings are caused by hygrothermal conditions exceeding the toler...
A mathematical model for the simulation of mould fungi growth on wooden material is presented, based...
Preventing mould growth on building materials during construction requires understanding the conditi...
During the service life of buildings, natural ageing of materials due to different chemical, physica...
There are several biological processes causing aging and damage to buildings. Partly this is due to ...
During the service life of buildings, natural aging and eventual damage of materials due to differen...
Water leakages are the general cause of moisture stress exceeding the moisture tolerances of constru...
A performance-based service life design format based on climatic exposure on one hand and "resistanc...
The susceptibility to mould growth varies between building materials. The factors that most affect m...
The risk for microbial growth depends on the microclimatic conditions at material surfaces. In the b...
During their functional life, building components are exposed to moisture and other environment stre...
Durability is defined "The ability of a product to maintain its required performance over a given ti...
Materials that are stored or used in damp climates may be subject to mould growth. However, all mate...
For wood material, moisture stress and biological factors like mould and decay fungi are often criti...
Hygrothermal models can predict temperature and moisture conditions in wall components subjected to ...
Moisture damages and failures in buildings are caused by hygrothermal conditions exceeding the toler...
A mathematical model for the simulation of mould fungi growth on wooden material is presented, based...
Preventing mould growth on building materials during construction requires understanding the conditi...
During the service life of buildings, natural ageing of materials due to different chemical, physica...
There are several biological processes causing aging and damage to buildings. Partly this is due to ...
During the service life of buildings, natural aging and eventual damage of materials due to differen...
Water leakages are the general cause of moisture stress exceeding the moisture tolerances of constru...
A performance-based service life design format based on climatic exposure on one hand and "resistanc...
The susceptibility to mould growth varies between building materials. The factors that most affect m...
The risk for microbial growth depends on the microclimatic conditions at material surfaces. In the b...
During their functional life, building components are exposed to moisture and other environment stre...
Durability is defined "The ability of a product to maintain its required performance over a given ti...
Materials that are stored or used in damp climates may be subject to mould growth. However, all mate...
For wood material, moisture stress and biological factors like mould and decay fungi are often criti...
Hygrothermal models can predict temperature and moisture conditions in wall components subjected to ...
Moisture damages and failures in buildings are caused by hygrothermal conditions exceeding the toler...
A mathematical model for the simulation of mould fungi growth on wooden material is presented, based...
Preventing mould growth on building materials during construction requires understanding the conditi...