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Researcher

Xiaolin Chen

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Awards & Distinctions

11 Results

2026

Evaluating climate inputs for hygrothermal risk : a large-scale assessment of moisture-driven façade degradation

Xiaolin ChenPiet TermoniaRafiq HamdiNathan Van Den Bossche

A1 Journal Article in ENERGY AND BUILDINGS

Towards resilient heritage : quantifying climate change impacts on traditional Chinese masonry through advanced hygrothermal modeling

Xiaolin ChenNathan Van Den BosschePiet Termonia

2025

Assessment of algae growth models : a response-based analysis of climate and material parameters in China

Xiaolin ChenNathan Van Den Bossche

Modeling algae growth on masonry in hygrothermal simulations : developing a new response indicator

Xiaolin ChenPiet TermoniaRafiq HamdiNathan Van Den Bossche

A1 Journal Article in BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENT

Thermal performance of traditional cavity walls : accounting for complex cavity geometry and bonding variability

Xiaolin ChenNathan Van Den Bossche

A1 Journal Article in ENERGY AND BUILDINGS

2023

How environmental circumstances influence water repellent treatment efficiency : a case study of Bentheim Sandstone

Xiaolin ChenTim De KockVeerle CnuddeNathan Van Den Bossche

Sensitivity analysis of traditional solid masonry wall to frost damage in North China

Xiaolin ChenNathan Van Den Bossche

The influence of material characteristics and environmental circumstances on the efficiency of water repellent treatments of historic facades

Xiaolin ChenTim De KockVeerle CnuddeNathan Van Den Bossche

A1 Journal Article in CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS

The moisture transport interfaces in different brick construction types

Xiaolin ChenQing ChunNathan Van Den Bossche

2022

Deterioration of historic Chinese masonry buildings subject to climate change

Xiaolin ChenDaphne GuilbertNathan Van Den Bossche

Sustainable materiality in preservation : a case study of California bungalow

Xiaolin ChenNathan Van Den Bossche