DEVELOPING THE METHOD FOR CREATING THE MAP OF APPLICATION ZONES OF THE BUILDING ENVELOPE BASED ON CALCULATIONS OF PROTECTION AGAINST WATERLOGGING
DEVELOPING THE METHOD FOR CREATING THE MAP OF APPLICATION ZONES OF THE BUILDING ENVELOPE BASED ON CALCULATIONS OF PROTECTION AGAINST WATERLOGGING
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https://doi.org/10.22337/2587-9618-2026-22-3-127-134Keywords:
humidity regime, moisture transfer equation, resistance to vapor permeation, temperature, map of humidity zonesAbstract
The main provisions underlying the creation of a method for the balance of moisture transfer have been given. Based on the balance of moisture transfer, a criterion for waterlogging of the building envelope was derived. The waterlogging criterion was calculated for 81 localities. The results obtained were plotted on a map of Russia, as a result of which three zones of application of the building envelope determining where the structure is permitted to be built were designed. Algorithms for constructing and applying a map of application zones of building enclosing structures have been presented. The effectiveness of the proposed approach is demonstrated for determining the balance of moisture transfer in three cities: Murmansk, Vorkuta and Tomsk. It is noted that the developed method is recommended for implementation in engineering work.
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