Humidity Distributions in Multilayered Walls of High-rise Buildings

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The limitation of free territories in large cities is the main reason for the active development of high-rise construction. Given the large-scale projects of high-rise buildings in recent years in Russia and abroad and their huge energy consumption, one of the fundamental principles in the design and reconstruction is the use of energy-efficient technologies. The main heat loss in buildings occurs through enclosing structures. However, not always the heat-resistant wall will be energy-efficient and dry at the same time (perhaps waterlogging). Temperature and humidity distributions in multilayer walls were studied in the paper, and the interrelation of other thermophysical characteristics was analyzed.

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Gamayunova, O., Musorina, T., & Ishkov, A. (2018). Humidity Distributions in Multilayered Walls of High-rise Buildings. In E3S Web of Conferences (Vol. 33). EDP Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/20183302045

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