Modelling of a brick structure on a flat roof - surface settings
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2025 8:26 pm -1100
Hello,
I have a somewhat unusual assembly that I would like to check for moisture accumulation. See attachement. It concerns an old 5 m tall brick chimney on top a flat roof (for cultural heritage purpose only, so it is has not the air shaft through the roof).
I experienced convergence/iteration issues with my first model and I wondered if there are any suggestions of model improvement.
For instance I used 3 different exterior climates for different parts, one of which I tried to model as an exterior climate without rain... Is this generally an issue for WUFI? How can I aim to model more "simple" and avoid these calculation termination issues for this case? Could I have more adiabatic surfaces?
Thank you for all help.
I have a somewhat unusual assembly that I would like to check for moisture accumulation. See attachement. It concerns an old 5 m tall brick chimney on top a flat roof (for cultural heritage purpose only, so it is has not the air shaft through the roof).
I experienced convergence/iteration issues with my first model and I wondered if there are any suggestions of model improvement.
For instance I used 3 different exterior climates for different parts, one of which I tried to model as an exterior climate without rain... Is this generally an issue for WUFI? How can I aim to model more "simple" and avoid these calculation termination issues for this case? Could I have more adiabatic surfaces?
Thank you for all help.