Was sind die Themen eines DAS-Lehrgangs zum Bauphysiker?
What are the topics of a DAS course for building physicists?
A DAS Building Physics at a University of Applied Sciences often includes the following topics:
- General building physics: fundamentals of building physics: heat, moisture, sound, light, relevant standards (e.g. SIA, ISO) and legal requirements, energy efficiency and sustainability in construction
- Thermal insulation and energy: heat transport mechanisms (conduction, convection, radiation), thermal insulation and thermal envelopes, energy-related building analyses
- Moisture protection and building climate: Hygrothermal behavior of building components, condensation risks and mold prevention, diffusion-open constructions and moisture management, indoor climate and air quality
- Sound insulation & acoustics: Sound insulation of building components, room acoustics in living and working spaces, measurement methods and verification procedures
- Light & daylight planning
- Sustainability & building standards: Minergie, SNBS, GEAK & other labels, life cycle analyses (gray energy, CO₂ balances)
Note: As the contents of a training course are not uniformly regulated, it is worth asking specific questions before registering. You can use our contact form to send your questions directly to the school and receive all the information you need.
