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      Freeze-Thaw Risk in Solid Masonry Walls: Impact of Climate Change over Europe and the Mediterranean subjected to RCP 4.5

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      2nd International Conference on Moisture in Buildings 2023 (ICMB23)
      3-4 July 2023
      hygrothermal simulations, climate change, degradation, frost action, full factorial study, moisture-related damage
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            Climate change has an impact on degradation risks in historical buildings. Most studies are based on climate data alone, even though there is no linear relation between climate variables and the building envelope’s response. Therefore, we studied the impact of climate change on the risk for freeze-thaw damage at 10 locations across Europe and the Mediterranean, including a high number of parameter variations. We performed 34560 hygrothermal simulations. The climate change impact is not uniform over the domain. For some locations and parameter combinations, the risk decreases or remains constant, whether for others there is an increase. The impact of climate change is highly sensitive to the specific combination of parameter variations, highlighting the necessity of a response-based analysis.

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            27 June 2023
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            [1 ] Building Physics Group, Faculty of Engineering and Architecture, Ghent University, Belgium;
            [2 ] Climate Service Center, Germany;
            [3 ] Atmospheric Physics Group, Faculty of Science, Ghent University, Belgium;
            [4 ] Department Meteorological and Climatological Research, Royal Meteorological Institute, Belgium;
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            10.14293/ICMB230010
            8759609c-afb6-4f14-9a72-01920b3ec3a2

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            2nd International Conference on Moisture in Buildings 2023
            ICMB23
            3-4 July 2023
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            hygrothermal simulations,climate change,degradation,frost action,full factorial study,moisture-related damage

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