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by Nick Devlin
Wed Oct 28, 2020 5:49 am -1100
Forum: WUFI Pro
Topic: Relative Humidity in Cavity behind Curtain Wall
Replies: 1
Views: 4158

Re: Relative Humidity in Cavity behind Curtain Wall

To add to this question, removing the unvented cavity between the insulation and the glazing unit delivers much more stable results. Ie equilibrium is acheived within two years and the annual cycle of total water is regularly repeated. Therefore, this raises the question of whether the unvented cavi...
by Nick Devlin
Wed Oct 28, 2020 12:10 am -1100
Forum: WUFI Pro
Topic: Relative Humidity in Cavity behind Curtain Wall
Replies: 1
Views: 4158

Relative Humidity in Cavity behind Curtain Wall

Hi, I'm looking at moisture accumulation in a wall constructed behind a curtain wall glazed panel. The wall assembly built in WUFI (from inside to out) is: 26mm plasteboard and plaster skim 0.5mm foil faced vapour control layer 150mm mineral wool in metal stud layer. 120mm unventilated cavity (witho...
by Nick Devlin
Sun Feb 16, 2020 11:15 pm -1100
Forum: WUFI Pro
Topic: Assessing a unitised facade
Replies: 2
Views: 3834

Re: Assessing a unitised facade

Hi Christian,

This is fantasitically useful. I will implement the measures you suggest and see what happens. I was placing the air leakage into the cavity on the warm side of the sealed unitised facade panel rather than into the panel itself.

Regards

Nick
by Nick Devlin
Sun Feb 16, 2020 12:50 am -1100
Forum: WUFI Pro
Topic: Assessing a unitised facade
Replies: 2
Views: 3834

Assessing a unitised facade

Hi, I'm modelling a unitised facade. I'm aware that with non porous materials this doesn't fit what WUFI was originally designed for. The external wall assembly (from inside to out) is: Plasterboard vapour control layer Air cavity (with SFS / metsec stud) (no additional moisture storage capability) ...