A Model for Air Flow in Ventilated Cavities Implemented in a Tool for Whole-Building Hygrothermal Analysis

Karl Grau; Carsten Rode

A Model for Air Flow in Ventilated Cavities Implemented in a Tool for Whole-Building Hygrothermal Analysis

Karl Grau
, Carsten Rode

Danish Building Research Institute

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A model for calculating air flows in ventilated cavities has been implemented in the whole-building hygrothermal simulation tool BSim. The tool is able to predict indoor humidity conditions using a transient model for the moisture conditions in the building envelope.

Original language	English

Publication status	Published - 2006

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Working paper A41-T1-DK-06-1 for IEA Annex 41 Meeting, October 25-27, 2006. Lyon.

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