论文信息 - MOULD GROWTH DAMAGES DUE TO MOISTURE: COMPARING 1D AND 2D HEAT AND MOISTURE MODELS?

MOULD GROWTH DAMAGES DUE TO MOISTURE: COMPARING 1D AND 2D HEAT AND MOISTURE MODELS?

An excessive level of moisture in building damages their quality. Key factors associated to the development of this damages mainly depend on the hygrothermal fields inside building envelope. These key factors can be associated with HAM models to predict the development of moisture damages. Different granularities of HAM modelling exist in literature and can be used. In this paper, main advantages and drawback of most common approaches are presented and discussed. A test case is chosen to illustrate the different issues.

Catherine Buhé | Monika Woloszyn | Julien Berger | Sihem Tasca-Guernouti

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