Hello!
We are currently working on our bachelor thesis and we are investegating the moisture content inside a church wall. The purpose is to compare the moisture content within the wall with the current climate to a new indoor climate where we will set the min temp to 10 degrees etc. We have some problem to when we are trying to stabilaze the moisture in each layer so we can have a even curve. We have laborated with changeing the inital moisture content in each layer and we have achived a nice balance after long time (50 years).
The problem is that we always have some spikes in the beginning and we don't really know what to do to get rid of them. Does anyone have som pointers or tips?
I attach some pictures for you to have a look at (had some trouble uploading the whole file)
Best regards
Jesper
Henric
Calibrate moisture content
Calibrate moisture content
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Re: Calibrate moisture content
You do not have to get rid of them. The first spike is depending on the initial moisture of your construction. In the first year/ years the initial moisture is being redistributed, your construction tries to come to its equilibrium.
Christian
Christian
Re: Calibrate moisture content
I see, but since the construction is already assumed to be in equilibrium, tho it is build 500 years ago, we figure that the spikes will be misleading. If we use the last years in the calculation we will get rid of them but then we won't be able to se the inital changes when we apply our modified climate. We spent alot of time trying to adjust the inital moisture conditions in the layers but perhaps it is not possible to change it that way.Christian Bludau wrote:You do not have to get rid of them. The first spike is depending on the initial moisture of your construction. In the first year/ years the initial moisture is being redistributed, your construction tries to come to its equilibrium.
Christian
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Re: Calibrate moisture content
You could extract the end-profile (or any other predefined profile) of your calculation (ASCII-Export) and set it as initial conditions and recalculate. Then the peak should disappear.
Christian
Christian
Re: Calibrate moisture content
Aha i see! Thank you for the tipChristian Bludau wrote:You could extract the end-profile (or any other predefined profile) of your calculation (ASCII-Export) and set it as initial conditions and recalculate. Then the peak should disappear.
Christian