Article | REF: C7146 V2

Pathology of humidity. Clad walls - Case study

Author: Paul DAHAN

Publication date: May 10, 2013 | Lire en français

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    5. Hygrothermal study of curative solution

    The cause of the prevailing pathology is undoubtedly the air gap created by the glue beads and, consequently, the maintenance of plaster "1" in a "cold wall" situation, which rapidly reaches its critical humidity level.

    The aim of the curative solution is to thermally transform this area into a "warm wall". There are three ways to achieve this.

    • Solution 1. constantly lower and maintain the indoor relative humidity HR i < 30%, when T i = 19 °C and T e = - 5 °C.

      And also, be able to vary HR i according to variations in T e . Worth knowing:

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