Publisher's Synopsis
"Modeling of Moist Air Condensation Underneath Engineered Surfaces" is a comprehensive book that focuses on the modeling and analysis of the condensation process of moist air underneath engineered surfaces. The book provides insights into the physical phenomena, mathematical modeling techniques, and practical considerations associated with condensation and moisture management in various engineered systems and surfaces. The book covers the fundamental principles of condensation and moisture behavior in the presence of engineered surfaces. It explores the underlying mechanisms, such as heat and mass transfer, surface properties, and environmental conditions that influence the condensation process. By studying these aspects, readers will gain a deep understanding of the complex interplay between moist air and engineered surfaces. Throughout the book, mathematical models for condensation and moisture behavior are developed and discussed. The reader will learn about computational techniques, numerical simulations, and analytical methods used to predict and analyze condensation phenomena. The book also explores the application of these models in various engineering systems and surfaces, including building materials, cooling systems, heat exchangers, and more. Furthermore, "Modeling of Moist Air Condensation Underneath Engineered Surfaces" addresses practical considerations related to moisture management and control. It covers topics such as surface design, material selection, surface coatings, and ventilation strategies to mitigate condensation and moisture-related issues. The book also explores the impact of environmental factors, such as temperature, humidity, and airflow, on the condensation process and provides insights into designing effective moisture management systems.
