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Concept:
computer codes for heat-air-moisture transfer
There are quite numerous codes, programs, software packages for HAM simulations. They range from simple to complex. IEA/Annex 24 on Heat, air and moisture transfer provided some, old but excellent, comprehensive reviews, comparisons, classifications and assessments.
Most of the core coding were initiated at Europe about 12 years' ago. Some of the North American codes were based on European ones and were extended on material data, interface and other transfer mechanisms.
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- combined with room climate
- Improving indoor climate and comfort with wooden structures, by Simonson, C. J., Salonvaara, M. and Ojanen, T., 2000
- used to evaluate different configuration of sheathing
- Improving the drying efficiency of timber frame walls in cold climates, by using exterior insulation, by Ojanen, T., 1998
- survey of HAMCAT code
- Inquiry on HAMCAT codes, by Hens, H. and Janssens, A., 1993
- survey
- Modeling. Final Report, by Hens, H., 1996
- LATENITE
- Moisture transport in building envelopes using an approximate factorization solution method, by Salonvaara, M. H. and Karagiozis, A., 1994
- chart on program components
- Non-isothermal moisture transfer in porous building materials, by Holm, A. and Hunzel, H. M., 2000
- division between liquid and vapor transport
- Numerical and experimental investigation of coupled heat and moisture transport problems, by Grunewald, J., Plagge, R. and H?upl, P., 2001
- WUFI 2D
- Two-dimensional transient heat and moisture simulations of rising damp with WUFI 2D, by Holm, A. and Kščnzel, H.M, 2000
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