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Hygrothermal performance of various Typha–clay composite

Journal of Building Physics, 2018
This article deals with the influence of both morphology and amount of Typha on hygrothermal behavior of a Typha–clay composite for building application. An agromaterial containing the fiber mix of Typha Australis and clay was made in three samples: three fiber mixtures were prepared with different amounts Typha and cut type (transversal or ...
Niang, Ibrahim, Maalouf, Chadi, Moussa, Tala, Bliard, Christophe, C., Samin, Etienne, Thomachot-Schneider, Céline, Lachi, Mohamed, Pron, Hervé, Mai, Ton Hoang, Gaye, Salif   +9 more
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Hygrothermal performance analysis of wind barrier structures

ASHRAE Transactions, 1995
The paper presents requirements for the airtightness of wind barriers and results of the hygrothermal analysis of wind barrier structures. The studied wind barrier structures were typical for small houses in Finland-timber-framed structures with lightweight glass wool thermal insulation.
Kohonen, Reijo, Ojanen, Tuomo
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Hygrothermal Performance of Lime-Hemp Wall Assemblies

Journal of Building Physics, 2009
Lime—Hemp (LH) composites are innovative building materials. They can be used in renovated or thermally upgraded as well as new buildings. This article reviews hygrothermal properties of LH wall assemblies and compares their transient performance to five traditional assemblies using WUFI ...
A. Evrard, A. De Herde
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Hygrothermal performance of basement with intermittent heating

2013
In rooms with earth-contact structures hygrothermal conditions develop differently than in rooms with air-contact structures. The important differences occur when heating is intermittent. The changes of inside air relative humidity and temperature are influences by the adjacent ground.
Aleksandra Gryc, Jan Radoń
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The Influence of Measurement Uncertainties on the Calculated Hygrothermal Performance

2002
Ecological Insulation materials are getting more and more popular, but until now their share of the insulation market is e.g. in Europe below 10 %. One of the reasons is, that architects, engineers or designers are not well informed about the advantages of their use.
AH Holm, HM Künzel
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Corner Effects On The Hygrothermal Performance Of Buildings

Building Simulation Conference Proceedings, 2013
Gerson Henrique SANTOS, Nathan MENDES
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Analysis of biochar-mortar composite as a humidity control material to improve the building energy and hygrothermal performance

Science of the Total Environment, 2021
Jisoo Jeon, Ji Hun Park, Yujin Kang
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Hygrothermal performance of a new thermal aerogel-based render under distinct climatic conditions

Energy and Buildings, 2021
Joana Maia, , Marco Frazão Pedroso
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Hygrothermal Performance of Thick PCM Mortar behind PV Panels in Energy-Activated ETICS Facades

Buildings, 2023
Paul Klõšeiko, Dariusz Heim, Targo Kalamees   +2 more
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Hygrothermal Performance of Attics

Journal of Thermal Envelope and Building Science, 1998
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