Numerical Simulation of Air Channel in Church Gemerský Jablonec

Ladislav Ťažký; Anna Sedláková

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1041.183

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Numerical Simulation of Air Channel in Church Gemerský Jablonec

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Moisture is a major source of damage in historic solid masonry. Rising damp is a well-known phenomenon around the world and occurs when groundwater flows into the base of a construction and is allowed to rise through the pore structure. From practical experience it is known that many factors may play a role regarding permeability problems in masonry. The amount of possible causes of moisture problems in historic masonry underlines the complexity of this phenomenon. Evaporation is an important factor in rising damp. The surface of an affected wall contains moisture that has risen from the ground and this moisture is then subject to evaporation. The factors controlling evaporation include: temperature, humidity, air movement and surface.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1041)

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Ladislav Ťažký*, Anna Sedláková

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Drainage, Historical Building, Masonry, Rising Damp, Ventilation of Air Channel

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