The simultaneous flow of heat and moisture in building elements has received considerable attention in recent literature. In this paper, a transient hygrothermal problem with coupled temperature and moisture for building elements is investigated. A hybrid numerical method of Laplace transformation and the finite difference is first applied to solve its transient hygrothermal problem, in which the temperature and moisture coupling at the inner and outer surfaces is taken into account in the boundary conditions. The general solutions of the governing equations are first solved in the transform domain, and then the inversion to the real domain is completed by the methods of matrix operation and the Fourier series technique
This paper reports on numerical modeling of heat, air, and moisture transfer through multi...
A mathematical model for calculating the nonisothermal moisture transfer in building materials is pr...
This paper reports on numerical modeling of heat, air, and moisture transfer through multi...
Abstract: In the paper, an analytical method utilizing Transfer Function Method has been proposed to...
A method has been introduced for the analysis of the hygrothermal behaviour of building materials an...
A method has been introduced for the analysis of the hygrothermal behaviour of building materials an...
International audienceFor porous building materials, conservation equations for heat and mass transf...
Constitutive equations for simultaneous heat and mass transfer in porous material are derived from t...
Many facade failures are probably caused, to a greater or less extent, by hygrothermal stresses due ...
This book presents a critical review on the development and application of hygrothermal analysis met...
A dynamic mathematical model for simulating the coupled heat and moisture migration through multilay...
Nowadays, there are various mathematical models which give an opportunity to determine the moisture ...
Most of the building materials are considered porous, and composed of solid matrix and pores. In the...
Most building materials are porous, composed of solid matrix and pores. The time varying indoor and ...
51 pages, 21 figures, 3 tables, 44 references. Other author's publications can be downloaded at http...
This paper reports on numerical modeling of heat, air, and moisture transfer through multi...
A mathematical model for calculating the nonisothermal moisture transfer in building materials is pr...
This paper reports on numerical modeling of heat, air, and moisture transfer through multi...
Abstract: In the paper, an analytical method utilizing Transfer Function Method has been proposed to...
A method has been introduced for the analysis of the hygrothermal behaviour of building materials an...
A method has been introduced for the analysis of the hygrothermal behaviour of building materials an...
International audienceFor porous building materials, conservation equations for heat and mass transf...
Constitutive equations for simultaneous heat and mass transfer in porous material are derived from t...
Many facade failures are probably caused, to a greater or less extent, by hygrothermal stresses due ...
This book presents a critical review on the development and application of hygrothermal analysis met...
A dynamic mathematical model for simulating the coupled heat and moisture migration through multilay...
Nowadays, there are various mathematical models which give an opportunity to determine the moisture ...
Most of the building materials are considered porous, and composed of solid matrix and pores. In the...
Most building materials are porous, composed of solid matrix and pores. The time varying indoor and ...
51 pages, 21 figures, 3 tables, 44 references. Other author's publications can be downloaded at http...
This paper reports on numerical modeling of heat, air, and moisture transfer through multi...
A mathematical model for calculating the nonisothermal moisture transfer in building materials is pr...
This paper reports on numerical modeling of heat, air, and moisture transfer through multi...