Non-invasive methods in diagnosis of wall dampness degree in sacral buildings

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The article contains a description of sacral buildings wall dampness causes. It shows the optimal condition of internal microclimate regarding rooms designed to exhibit historical items. Analysed methods are diagnostic of wall moisture by non-invasive methods. The thermal image examination with the use of microwave electromagnetic radiator was carried out. Two samples of brick were tested; they were exposed to the radiation at the total time of 90 seconds. The nominal power of the radiator was PN=900W. The author analysed other sources of heat radiation. He changed microwave radiation to infrared radiator, and thus the examination was easier and safer. The results shown in the article are the temperatures and infrared radiator test results. The aim is to determine time constant of various radiator work methods. The aim of the analysis was to show temperature distribution at given distances from the radiator, which enabled constant temperature distribution at certain stages of the device running.

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Szczotka, J. (2018). Non-invasive methods in diagnosis of wall dampness degree in sacral buildings. Diagnostyka, 19(2), 63–69. https://doi.org/10.29354/diag/86514

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