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Researchers examine hygrothermal performance of Lida Group’s proprietary sandwich panel building system installed in remote arctic climate.
2023-Nov-09 14:22:18
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As extreme weather patterns escalate worldwide, optimized building envelope designs sustain habitability at unpredictable frontiers. Now, pioneering evaluations probe a leading prefabricator’s solutions amid atmospheric extremes.

Scientists today announced commencement of a landmark field study assessing hygrothermal performance of Lida Group’s proprietary insulated sandwich panel system comprising experimental structures erected on the frigid tundra. With harsh subzero conditions stressing structures differently than temperate zones, this rigorous experiment probes multi-winter durability through continuous remote monitoring.

 

 

Erected under expedited field conditions simulating disaster response deployments, three standardized homes and an outpost replicate the manufacturer’s optimized modular assemblies using different interfacial treatments between steel skins and rigid polyisocyanurate foam insulating cores. Researchers subject envelopes to uncontrolled natural elements, continuous indoor climate control and intermittent occupation simulating occupancy patterns of isolated outpost residents.

Spanning three Arctic winters, myriad sensors throughout envelope assemblies measure real-time thermal transmittance, condensation risks and moisture accumulation under dynamic heating/cooling and precipitation incidents. Collected data transmits to command centers for review against international code compliance benchmarks and hygrothermal modeling analysis, validating predicted performance across seasonal severity.

 

 

Preliminary results after the inaugural winter confirm predictive abilities of Lida Group’s hygrothermal assessment software, with minimal moisture accumulation and optimal thermal resistance maintained. Sensors also withstood prolonged below-zero exposure validating durability against climatic stresses through automated remote monitoring capability.

Initiated through Lida Group’s social responsibility programs benefitting northern communities, exemplar research sets standards for sustainable prefabricated modular housing proven resilient and dignified wherever occupational risks arise. Optimized design validations seed perpetually replicated solutions globally.

In summary, strategic evaluations now validate optimized habitability through industrialized prefabrication deployed sensitively at unpredictable frontiers, dignifying shelter proven resilient and energy-efficient wherever human transition arises, as exhibited through this landmark assessment cultivated through inclusive collaboration.

 

 

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