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Mechanical Engineering

University of Central Florida

1988

Moisture

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Theoretical & Computational Investigation Of Algorithms For Simultaneous Heat & Moisture Transport In Buildings. Task 2 Final Report, Milestone #218 & 220 Combined. Iv (Copies 1ref, 2,3), Florida Solar Energy Center, Alp Kerestecioglu Jun 1988

Theoretical & Computational Investigation Of Algorithms For Simultaneous Heat & Moisture Transport In Buildings. Task 2 Final Report, Milestone #218 & 220 Combined. Iv (Copies 1ref, 2,3), Florida Solar Energy Center, Alp Kerestecioglu

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In keeping with the national energy policy goal of fostering an adequate supply of energy at a reasonable cost, the United States Department of Energy (DOE) supports a variety of programs to promote a balanced and mixed energy resource system. The mission of the DOE Solar Buildings Research and Development Program is to support this goal, by providing for the development of solar technology alternatives for the buildings sector. It is the goal of the Program to establish a proven technology base to allow industry to develop solar products and designs for buildings that are economically competitive and can contribute …


Whole-Building Moisture Experiments And Data Analysis. Draft Task 1 Final Report, Milestone #219. February 5, 1988. 91 P., Florida Solar Energy Center, Adel A. Kamel Jun 1988

Whole-Building Moisture Experiments And Data Analysis. Draft Task 1 Final Report, Milestone #219. February 5, 1988. 91 P., Florida Solar Energy Center, Adel A. Kamel

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For four months (August -November) in 1987 whole -building moisture capacitance experiments were done on a townhouse in Cocoa, Florida. The experiments were designed to: 1. Observe the response of a building to imposed moisture flux 2. Determine the moisture storage capacity of the building and furnishings 3. Evaluate simple models designed to predict the response of room air humidity ration to pulses of moisture 4. Assess two innovative approaches to cooling (off-peak cooling and DESRAD) The results of the tests indicated that moisture storage in the furnishings is much greater than moisture storage in the air. The bare building …