calculating moisture content/due point in solid walls

jimmy11

as above

doing my final year project just looking for some guidance

will i need to use physcometric chart etc?

BryanF

go to your college library and look for:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Environmental-Science-Building-Surveying/dp/0230525369

p87 on wards

also if this is a major part of your study contact http://www.wufi-pro.com/
and tell them your a student a would like a student licence for research

jimmy11

thanks for your reply. That website looks extremely useful and I appreciate you sharing it with me.How does the study licence work? and how do I go about obtaining it .

thanks again

sydthebeat

jimmy11 wrote: »

How does the study licence work? and how do I go about obtaining it .

thanks again

probably best to contact the company for this information jimmy.

also have a read of this
there are five parts to this article, the above is just the first one

BryanF

jimmy11 wrote: »

thanks for your reply. That website looks extremely useful and I appreciate you sharing it with me.How does the study licence work? and how do I go about obtaining it .

thanks again

Jimmy, you haven't said what level or how detailed your study is.. I have been lead to believe that wufi provide a student licence for circa 50-70€ for 1 year. don't bother with this software unless you can allow substantial time to learn it, and you will not get much support from the wufi company (this software is normally really expensive and they obviously give their paving customers priority support)

your first research should be the text book and Little's study. there's not really a short-cut piece of software for this type of study (at least not one that cannot be easily misunderstood anyway) so you need to understand the science. good luck with it..

BryanF

just to add
http://projects.bre.co.uk/moisture/Moisture.ppt

also see: BS EN ISO 13788