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Thank you for the response Christian, this is reassuring as it aligns with my approach.

I did have one further question and that was when to use the Soil DIN vs Soil FSP.

If I use Soil DIN in my case, with a representative temperature curve and RH set to 100% I get significantly lower moisture ...

Hi All,

I was wondering if there are any recommendations on how to simulate an internal wall (CLT), that is sitting on a ground floor slab (ground bearing, concrete slab on grade) that was in contact with water during its construction phase?

I would like to investigate how this might dry out over ...

Hi guys,

I have recently moved from working with WUFI Pro to WUFI 2D as I am researching how different timber frame wall constructions perform in the Irish climate as part of my final year dissertation.

So the main graphs I am looking at are Moisture content in the studs and the RH graphs. Are ...

Note that in these non-hygroscopic layers, the RH values are still real and accurate and these typically represent the critical values that you should be looking at for mould growth, rather than water content.
From what I have found out during my research of fully breathable timber frame walls is ...

Thanks for some great advice and feedback!

Just to clarify one thing. In one case I am using a Breathable wall i.e. no OSB or breather membrane. The moisture content in the insulation reaches a safe level and has a consistent pattern over 5 years, however a monitor point on the coldest point of the ...

Hi guys,

I would like to start off with a big thank you for helping Brendan and I with an introduction to WUFI. I am basing my dissertation on the performance of timber frame constructions in the Irish climate (as I probably mentioned before), and currently using WUFI as a means of testing the ...