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Title: Hygrothermal Material Properties What input data are necessary for WUFI


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Hygrothermal Material Properties What input
data are necessary for WUFI?
Heat
Moisture
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1. Definition of the Assembly in WUFI
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1. Definition of the Assembly in WUFI
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2. Basic Properties
  • Three Categories
  • Basic Properties
  • Approximated Functions
  • Enhanced Properties

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2. Basic Properties
Bulk density
  • Easy to measure, known for most materials
  • High accuracy is not needed
  • Required for heat capacity determination

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2. Basic Properties
Porosity
  • Needed, when a material can absorb vapor or water
    in its pore structure.

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2. Basic Properties
Porosity
Measurement techniques
  • water saturation under pressure
  • Helium pychnometry
  • mercury intrusion

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2. Basic Properties
Specific Heat Capacities
Measurement technique calorie meter
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2. Basic Properties
Heat Conductivity
Measurement technique Guarded hot plate
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2. Basic Properties
Heat Conductivity
Dependency
  • density

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2. Basic Properties
Heat Conductivity
  • Dependency
  • density
  • temperature

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2. Basic Properties
Heat Conductivity
  • Dependency
  • density
  • temperature
  • water content

Transient latent heat effects - moisture
movements due to vapor diffusion
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2. Basic Properties
Heat Conductivity
  • Dependency
  • density
  • temperature
  • water content

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2. Basic Properties
Heat Conductivity
Dependency
  • density
  • temperature
  • moisture

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2. Basic Properties
Heat Conductivity
Dependency
  • density
  • temperature
  • moisture
  • orientation

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2. Basic Properties
Vapour Diffusion Resistance
dry-cup test 0 / 50 RH wet-cup test 50 /
95 RH
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2. Basic Properties
Vapour Diffusion Resistance
Permeance D perm
Permeability perm in
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2. Basic Properties
Vapor Diffusion Resistance
Humidity dependency?
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3. Optional Parameters
Moisture Storage Function
  • Water molecules are absorbed on the interior
    surface of the pores
  • The amount is a function of RH
  • Remarks
  • Difference between absorption and desorption
  • Small temperature dependency
  • Maximum range up to 95 RH

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3. Optional Parameters
Moisture Storage Function
  • Capillary force is acting on the water inside the
    porous media?

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3. Optional Parameters
Moisture Storage Function
  • Capillary force is acting on the water inside the
    porous media?

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3. Optional Parameters
Moisture Storage Function
  • Capillary force is acting on the water inside the
    porous media?

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3. Optional Parameters
Moisture Storage Function
  • Capillary force is acting on the water inside the
    porous media?

Small tubes have a high suction pressure Large
tubes have a high suction speed
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3. Optional Parameters
Moisture Storage Function
  • Capillary force is acting on the water inside the
    porous media?
  • What pressure is needed to force water out of a
    material?

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3. Optional Parameters
Moisture Storage Function
  • What force is affecting on the water inside the
    porous media?
  • What pressure is needed to force water out of a
    material?

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3. Optional Parameters
0.1 bar
Moisture Storage Function
  • What force is affecting on the water inside the
    porous media?
  • What pressure is needed to force water out of a
    material?

Air pressure
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3. Optional Parameters
0.5 bar
Moisture Storage Function
  • Capillary force is acting on the water inside the
    porous media?
  • What pressure is needed to remove water from a
    material?

Air pressure
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3. Optional Parameters
5 bar
Moisture Storage Function
  • Capillary force is acting on the water inside the
    porous media?
  • What pressure is needed to remove water from a
    material?

Air pressure
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3. Optional Parameters
50 bar
Moisture Storage Function
  • Capillary force is acting on the water inside the
    porous media?
  • What pressure is needed to remove water from a
    material?

Air pressure
Pressure must be higher than the capillary
pressure!
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3. Optional Parameters
Moisture Storage Function
Measurement technique pressure plate apparatus
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3. Optional Parameters
Moisture Storage Function
Is there a relationship between relative
humidity and capillary pressure?
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3. Optional Parameters
Moisture Storage Function
Relation can be described by Kelvins law
  • Pressure plate measurements are complicated and
    time consuming
  • Alternative approximation with material
    properties from sorption tests

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3. Optional Parameters
Moisture Storage Function
Approximation
2 Parametersu80 und u95
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3. Optional Parameters
Capillary transport
Water absorption test
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3. Optional Parameters
Capillary transport
Problem only integral information Influence of
the pore structure ?
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3. Optional Parameters
Capillary transport
Influence of the pore structure
Small tubes have a higher suction
pressure. Large tubes have a higher suction
speed
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3. Optional Parameters
Capillary transport
Influence of the pore structure
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3. Optional Parameters
Capillary transport
Influence of the pore structure
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3. Optional Parameters
Capillary transport
Influence of the pore structure
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3. Optional Parameters
Capillary transport
Influence of the pore structure
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3. Optional Parameters
Capillary transport
Influence of the pore structure
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3. Optional Parameters
Capillary transport
Influence of the pore structure
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3. Optional Parameters
Capillary transport
Influence of the pore structure
Stop of the water supply
Redistribution of the water profiles
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3. Optional Parameters
Capillary transport
Influence of the pore structure
Stop of the water supply
Redistribution of the water profiles
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3. Optional Parameters
Capillary transport
Influence of the pore structure
Stop of the water supply
Redistribution of the water profiles
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3. Optional Parameters
Capillary transport
Influence of the pore structure
Stop of the water supply
Redistribution of the water profiles
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3. Optional Parameters
Capillary transport
Influence of the pore structure
Stop of the water supply
Redistribution of the water profiles
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3. Optional Parameters
Capillary Transport
Measurement of the moisture profiles
Gamma-ray
NMR-Scanner
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3. Optional Parameters
Brick
KU Leuven
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3. Optional Parameters
AAC
KU Leuven
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3. Optional Parameters
Different speed ? 2 different transport
coefficients!
Capillary Transport
Measurement of the moisture profiles
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3. Optional Parameters
Approximation
Capillary Transport
Dw(uf) Liquid transport coefficient at free
saturation Dw(u80) Liquid transport coefficient
at 80
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3. Optional Parameters
Capillary Transport
Approximation
Suction
Liquid transport coefficient at free saturation
depends on
  • A-Value
  • Capillary saturation
  • Moisture content at 80 RH

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3. Optional Parameters
Capillary Transport
Approximation
Drying
  • Iterative process
  • Determination by drying experiment under defined
    conditions

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3. Optional Parameters
Test of approximation
Water absorption
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3. Optional Parameters
Test of approximation
Exposed sandstone fassades
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4. Summary
Complex material properties can be approximated
with the following values
  • density
  • porosity
  • heat capacity
  • heat conductivity
  • moisture dependency of the heat conductivity
  • sorption moisture content at 80 and 95
    relative air humidity
  • free water saturation
  • A-value

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