14:30 - 16:30 Technical sessions | |
| SS 2: Approaches to Hygrothermal Simulation for Assessing Durability Related to Climate Change Invited Session organized by Travis Moore and Michael Lacasse | SS2 Room: Barcelona Chair: Travis Moore Co-Chair: Michael Lacasse |
Freeze-Thaw Risk in Solid Masonry: Are ‘Hygrothermal Response Based‘ Analyses Mandatory when Studying the Sensitivity of Building Envelopes to Climate Change? Isabeau Vandemeulebroucke, Steven Caluwaerts and Nathan Van Den Bossche | |
Impact of Climate Change in Building Envelope Design: The Performance to Withstand Mould Growth Klodian Gradeci, Alessandro Nocente, Nathalie Labonnote and Petra Rüther | |
Effect of Selected Moisture Reference Year on the Durability Assessment of Wall Assemblies under Future Climates Sahar Sahyoun, Hua Ge, Chetan Aggarwal, Maurice Defo and Travis Moore | |
A Methodology for Assessment of Building Assembly Air Leakage Moisture Response, Condensation Risk, and Expected Durability When Subjected to Projected Future Climate Loads David G. Kayll, Maurice Defo, Travis V. Moore and Michael A. Lacasse | |
Validation of Three Methods of Selecting Moisture Reference Years for Hygrothermal Simulations Chetan Aggarwal, Maurice Defo, Travis Moore, Michael A. Lacasse, Sahar Sahyoun and Hua Ge | |
The Future Climate Moisture Susceptibility of Wall Assemblies: Analysis Based on Monte Carlo Simulation Using a Simplified Deterministic Hygrothermal Simulation Model Carl-Eric Hagentoft and Pär Johansson | |
