Influence Of Different Surface Systems And Humidity-controlled Ventilation Systems With Heat Recovery On The Indoor Climate In Flats
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Free (open access)
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Volume
55
Pages
10
Published
2001
Size
918 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/STR010561
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
J. Dreyer, T. Bednar & C. Hecht
Abstract
In Austria a lot of buildings suffer from rising damp and weathering, so that a high moisture content exists in the construction. Frequently problems start after the reconstruction, because new airtight windows are built-in and the high moisture content in the walls induces mould growth and other unhealthy and uncomfortable states. Investigations are done to simulate the behaviour of rooms in buildings with moisture problems to calculate the indoor climate. By the usage of prediction tools for construction behaviour and indoor climate it is possible to evaluate methods like mechanical air change with and without heat recovery, additional heating or different surface finishes. A ventilation device with humidity regulation and heat recovery
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