equilibrium moisture content before calculation
Posted: Fri Apr 20, 2012 2:06 am -1100
Hi,
I'm trying analyze how much fixing-stripes (vapor retarder) of a moisture bell effects the results of the measurement.
I splitted up a wall (aerated concreted) into a few layers and put different water contents into these layers to get something like a curve. It looks more like stairs.
Is there any possibility to get a real curve in equilibrium from the beginning of the calculation? The problem is that at the beginning of the calculation it still isn't in an equilibrium and I'm calculating for 2 hours.
It should be real-life conditions because these measurements should be made in dwellings, not at a lab for only few hours.
Thanks in advance
I'm trying analyze how much fixing-stripes (vapor retarder) of a moisture bell effects the results of the measurement.
I splitted up a wall (aerated concreted) into a few layers and put different water contents into these layers to get something like a curve. It looks more like stairs.
Is there any possibility to get a real curve in equilibrium from the beginning of the calculation? The problem is that at the beginning of the calculation it still isn't in an equilibrium and I'm calculating for 2 hours.
It should be real-life conditions because these measurements should be made in dwellings, not at a lab for only few hours.
Thanks in advance