Hygrothermal Simulation

Hygrothermal simulation is a method used to predict how building materials and structures respond to moisture and temperature changes over time. It helps assess things like condensation, mold growth, energy efficiency, and durability by modeling the movement of heat, water vapor, and moisture through walls, roofs, and other components. This process allows architects and engineers to design more resilient, energy-efficient buildings by understanding potential issues before they occur, ensuring comfort, safety, and long-term performance.