Hei!
I am using the sub-software of WUFI, U-value transient, and I have some problems.
In most of the cases, I get normal values for the U-values, but in one case I get negative values for it.
And when I try to export the results, although the fluxes look normal, the U-values are all zero.
Any idea what is going wrong?
Thank you in advance
Stergiani
U-value transient problem
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Re: U-value transient problem
This happens sometimes in the summer and swing seasons when the average heat flux is inwards. Just uncheck those months.
Manfred
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Re: U-value transient problem
Hello ,
When i simulate my wall section i have no problem except inside layer as means WUFI VTT and WUFI bio but when i simulate heat transmission module i get yellow code so i understand that the U2 value (which is correspond condensation) is not enough but these conclusions are opposite. I am confused. Please help answer me.
Thank you.
When i simulate my wall section i have no problem except inside layer as means WUFI VTT and WUFI bio but when i simulate heat transmission module i get yellow code so i understand that the U2 value (which is correspond condensation) is not enough but these conclusions are opposite. I am confused. Please help answer me.
Thank you.
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Re: U-value transient problem
Hi,
the U1 value and U2 values are based on the requirements for minimum thermal insulation of DIN 4108-2:
U1 = 0.73 W/m²K , according to DIN 4108-2 (2003) and.
U2 = 1.39 W/m²K, according to DIN 4108-2 (1981).
The yellow code means, that all values are below U2. That values do not directly correspond to condensation, as the dew point also depends on the room conditions.
WUFI Bio and VTT do a more accurate evaluation of mold spores under the surface conditions.
I would recommend to read at least the program help files (press F1 key somewhere in post process modules) to get an idea of what is evaluated.
Christian
the U1 value and U2 values are based on the requirements for minimum thermal insulation of DIN 4108-2:
U1 = 0.73 W/m²K , according to DIN 4108-2 (2003) and.
U2 = 1.39 W/m²K, according to DIN 4108-2 (1981).
The yellow code means, that all values are below U2. That values do not directly correspond to condensation, as the dew point also depends on the room conditions.
WUFI Bio and VTT do a more accurate evaluation of mold spores under the surface conditions.
I would recommend to read at least the program help files (press F1 key somewhere in post process modules) to get an idea of what is evaluated.
Christian
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Re: U-value transient problem
hello,
Thank you for answer but of course i also read it...I mean that my wall materials are not wood. And to fix this problem you mean change the indoor condition...ı understand...
Thank you.
Best
Thank you for answer but of course i also read it...I mean that my wall materials are not wood. And to fix this problem you mean change the indoor condition...ı understand...
Thank you.
Best
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Re: U-value transient problem
Sorry, I do not remember, what I had in mind, when I wrote "with regard to the development of wood-destroying processes." Thats not rigtht. It does a more accurate evaluation of mold. It is not for the wood destroying process, that are different models by Vittanen.
Best regards
Christian
Best regards
Christian