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Research Poster – Probabilistic Assessment of Energy and Moisture Performance of Building Envelope Components

Iraj Manshadi, M.A.Sc. candidate
Supervisor: Dr. Fitsum Tariku

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The currently available deterministic methodologies for Hygrothermal Performance of wall assemblies are not sufficient to correctly assess variation on energy consumption and functional performance. Therefore industry needs to adopt designs based on probabilistic analysis to be able to predict failures in early stages of the project.

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