Field measurements of moisture variation in cold ventilated attics with different ceiling constructions

Thor Hansen, Eva B. Møller

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Abstract

Adding insulation material on ceilings against cold ventilated attics is one of the most straightforward tasks of adding insulation. Theoretically, a higher amount of insulation in the attic decreases the temperature and consequently the capability of removing infiltrated indoor humid air. Field measurements of the moisture balance in 20 cold ventilated attics with different amounts of insulation material were analysed. Results show that the amount of insulation material has no decisive effect on temperature in the attic during winter. The moisture level during winter was generally just below the threshold for mould growth.
OriginalsprogEngelsk
TidsskriftEnergy Procedia
Vol/bind132
Sider (fra-til)801-806
ISSN1876-6102
DOI
StatusUdgivet - okt. 2017
Begivenhed11th Nordic Symposium on Building Physics - The Electro Building at Gløshaugen campus, NTNU, Trondheim, Norge
Varighed: 11 jun. 201714 jun. 2017
Konferencens nummer: 11
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Konference

Konference11th Nordic Symposium on Building Physics
Nummer11
LokationThe Electro Building at Gløshaugen campus, NTNU
Land/OmrådeNorge
ByTrondheim
Periode11/06/201714/06/2017
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Emneord

  • Field measurements
  • Cold ventilated attics
  • Moisture
  • Vapour barrier
  • Insulation thickness

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