Overview of research on rainwater runoff from building facades

B.J.E. Blocken; D. Derome; J.E. Carmeliet

Overview of research on rainwater runoff from building facades

B.J.E. Blocken, D. Derome, J.E. Carmeliet

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An overview of research on rainwater runoff from building facades is presented. Observations, on-site measurements, laboratory measurements and modelling efforts are discussed. While observations are many, on-site experiments and modelling efforts are few and have been almost exclusively made at plain facades without details. To the knowledge of the authors, current hygrothermal models do not yet contain runoff models. Implementation of runoff models is an important requirement for the upcoming 2D and 3D generations of HAM models.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the 12th Canadian Conference on Building Science and Technology (CCBST 2009), 06-08 May 2009, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Editors	D Derome, M.D. Goncalves
Place of Publication	Quebec
Publisher	National Building Envelope Council
Pages	1-12
Volume	1
Publication status	Published - 2009
Event	conference; 12th Canadian Conference on Building Science and Technology, May 6-8 2009, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.; 2009-05-06; 2009-05-08 - Duration: 6 May 2009 → 8 May 2009

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Conference	conference; 12th Canadian Conference on Building Science and Technology, May 6-8 2009, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.; 2009-05-06; 2009-05-08
Period	6/05/09 → 8/05/09
Other	12th Canadian Conference on Building Science and Technology, May 6-8 2009, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

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Blocken, BJE, Derome, D & Carmeliet, JE 2009, Overview of research on rainwater runoff from building facades. in D Derome & MD Goncalves (eds), Proceedings of the 12th Canadian Conference on Building Science and Technology (CCBST 2009), 06-08 May 2009, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. vol. 1, National Building Envelope Council, Quebec, pp. 1-12, conference; 12th Canadian Conference on Building Science and Technology, May 6-8 2009, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.; 2009-05-06; 2009-05-08, 6/05/09.

Overview of research on rainwater runoff from building facades. / Blocken, B.J.E.; Derome, D.; Carmeliet, J.E.
Proceedings of the 12th Canadian Conference on Building Science and Technology (CCBST 2009), 06-08 May 2009, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. ed. / D Derome; M.D. Goncalves. Vol. 1 Quebec: National Building Envelope Council, 2009. p. 1-12.

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