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Hi Christian
Thanks for your answer !
Kind regards
Tobias

Hi, I'm a wufi pro user. When i launch wufi-graph and that i click on new page it seems that is not possible to have access to the flux and the average flux density. Nonetheless when i launch wufi motion the flux are broadcasted so they are calculated. Do you know if there is any way to get the flow...

Hi Thomas,
Thank you for your answer!
Kind regards
Tobias

Hi, I wanted to know if there were data on wufi concerning the critical water content beyond which the material can be damaged (mechanical properties degraded, crystallization of salt...). For example, I read on the Internet that there are criteria such as the fact that it is recommended not to exce...

Hi Thomas
Thank's for your answer !
Kind regards
Tobias

Hi Thomas ! Thank you so much for your detailed and clear answer ! Does it implies that for the materials, for which the liquid transport coefficients are set zero, the liquid water brings by the rain on the exterior surface doesn't "enter" at all ? I mean, for some of these materials , th...

Hi! Another questions concerning, this liquid transport coefficients. If these are assumed to be zero for some matérials, is it because it is these coefficents haven't been measured or is it because zero is a good approximation of DWS and DWW for these materials ? I've noticed that it was possible t...

Hi Thomas,
Thank you for your reply !

Hi, I have a question concerning the liquid transport coefficients ( DWs and DWW). I've noticed that in many materials data sheets these coefficients are not given and so there values are assumed to be zero by WUFI ( i think). I wanted to know if, in this case, it is consered that in the material, t...