Water vapour transport between buildings materials and indoor air


openaccess, Vol. 557 (1) 2019 / wtorek, 22 stycznia, 2019
[Open Access]

M. Mijakowski

DOI: 10.15199/33.2019.01.05

Volume 557: Issue 1
Pages 34-36
Accepted for publication: 19.12.2018 r.

In the paper the issues the regarding transport (exchange) of moisture between air and hygroscopic building materials and interior furnishings have been presented. The hygroscopic properties of porousmaterials and a simplifiedmodel of interaction of porous material with the surrounding air have been described. Then, the influence of interior furnishing materials and building partitions on indoor air humidity has been characterized. This set the basis for determining the possibility of using the hygroscopic capacity of the building to shape the humidity conditions in the rooms.

Keywords: porous material; hygroscopic; moisture transport; indoor relative humidity.
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dr inż. Maciej Mijakowski, Politechnika Warszawska; Wydział Instalacji Budowlanych, Hydrotechniki i Inżynierii Środowiska

dr inż. Maciej Mijakowski maciej.mijakowski@pw.edu.pl