文献类型： 会议论文

第一作者： S. Dubois

作者： S. Dubois ¹ ; A. Evrard ² ; F.Lebeau ¹ ;

作者机构： 1.University of Liege, Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech, Passage des Deportes 2, 5030 Gembloux, Belgium

2.Catholic University of Louvain, Architecture et Climat, Place du Levant 1, 1348 Louvain-La-Neuve, Belgium

关键词： Building materials;Straw bales;Modeling;Heat flow;Energy balance;Moisture

会议名称： Annual International Meeting of the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers

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页码： 3722-3732

摘要： Crop-based materials show many qualities in the quest for construction products with low environmental impact in the construction sector. Their ability to exchange moisture with indoor air offers new opportunities for improving interior user comfort and eventually buildings energy performance. Modeling their hygrothermal behavior has thus focused much attention, one of the main objectives being to assess more objectively the resulting performance at building scale. The first natural step in this modeling process is to understand the specific dynamics of heat and mass transfer within such materials. The Building Element Heat Air and Moisture (BEHAM) numerical models were designed to accurately predict internal conditions encountered in materials withpartial balance equations. This envelope-based approach, however, requires the knowing of the interior and exterior climate conditions prior to the study. Therefore, it forbids any assessment of mutual exchange between the envelope to the indoor air andprevents any serious validation of the overall performance of materials. In response to this problem, the importance of developing whole building hygrothermal model has recently been raised. General scientific computational tools like MATLAB seem particularly adapted to perform this scaling-up, given their high flexibility and tools integration potentialities.In this communication we study a prefabricated straw bale panel subjected to two distinct and simple solicitations in a climatic chamber. A whole building hygrothermal model developed in MATLAB is then validated with the experimental datasets. The evolution of indoor conditions under the different tests is analyzed in details with an assessment of straw bales performance.

分类号： S-532