Indoor Air Quality and Hygroscopically Active Materials
Indoor Air Quality and Hygroscopically Active Materials
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室内空气质量和吸湿活性材料
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2001
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J. Straube
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J. Straube
This paper discusses the three basic design strategies for IAQ, and the role of breathing walls. The physics of breathing walls are discussed, and the ways in which such walls can improve IAQ are outlined. A research program directed at exploring the properties of CBWF, a low-density cement-bonded wood fibre is described. The research included material tests, field monitoring of full-scale walls, and computer modelling. Some results of this research are presented and discussed. Supported by calculations and field data, it is concluded that IAQ can be greatly improved by using a holistic approach to building design. Breathing walls made of vapour permeable and highly hygroscopic materials can enhance IAQ when used in conjunction with other strategies.