In-situ evaluation of window-wall joint performance using numerical models and thermal images

Choi, Jeong‐Seok; Kim, Changmin; Jang, Hyang-In; Kim, Eui-Jong

doi:10.1016/j.csite.2023.102988

Case Studies in Thermal Engineering

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.csite.2023.102988

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In-situ evaluation of window-wall joint performance using numerical models and thermal images

Jeong‐Seok Choi

Changmin Kim

Hyang-In Jang³

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Increase the internal surface temperature to eliminate surface condensation on the window

Vorlickova,

Kalousek,

Soulova

2024

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One of the most critical places in buildings in terms of physical thermal properties are windows. This is the most frequent place where the temperature drops below the dew point and surface condensation, or mould, develops. The work deals with the study of the surface temperature courses at the critical points of window glazing and connection joints and the subsequent improvement of the initial unsatisfactory condition by using a patented technology, a conductive material without further intervention in the structure. In the case of a very unsatisfactory condition, a heating resistance wire was attached to the bar, which in combination with the bar distributes the heat to a wider area. The evaluation of the surface temperature increase was performed in a steady-state thermal analysis with fixed boundary conditions and then with the influence of the flow in a room with the heater placed under the window.

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Increase the internal surface temperature to eliminate surface condensation on the window

Vorlickova,

Kalousek,

Soulova

2024

E3S Web of Conf.

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In-situ evaluation of window-wall joint performance using numerical models and thermal images

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Increase the internal surface temperature to eliminate surface condensation on the window

Increase the internal surface temperature to eliminate surface condensation on the window

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