“Building Physics: Heat, Ventilation, Moisture, Light, Sound, Fire, and Urban Microclimate” provides an in-depth exploration of the principles and applications of building physics, focusing on the essential aspects that influence the performance and comfort of buildings. This book is a comprehensive resource for students, professionals, and researchers in architecture, engineering, and environmental design.
Key features of the book include:
- Heat Transfer: Detailed analysis of heat flow in buildings, including conduction, convection, and radiation. The book covers methods for improving thermal performance, insulation strategies, and energy efficiency.
- Ventilation: Examination of ventilation principles, including natural and mechanical systems. The book discusses air quality, ventilation rates, and the design of effective ventilation strategies to ensure healthy indoor environments.
- Moisture Control: Insights into moisture management in buildings, addressing issues such as condensation, dampness, and the impact of moisture on building materials. Strategies for moisture control and prevention of mold growth are also covered.
- Light: Exploration of lighting principles, including natural and artificial lighting. The book discusses daylighting design, light transmission, and the impact of lighting on occupant comfort and building energy use.
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