WUFI (Wärme Und Feuchte Instationär) is a suite of simulation software developed by the Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics (IBP). It's used to calculate the transient hygrothermal behavior of building components and entire buildings. This means it simulates how heat and moisture move within building materials over time, considering factors like weather conditions, material properties, and building design. WUFI is commonly used by architects, engineers, and researchers to assess the risk of moisture damage (e.g., mold growth, rot), optimize building designs for energy efficiency and durability, and investigate the performance of different materials and construction techniques. There are different versions of WUFI specializing in different types of analysis, for example WUFI Pro, WUFI 2D, and WUFI Plus.
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