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Hygric and thermal properties of several types of materials which are used in reconstructions of historical stone masonry on Czech territory are experimentally measured at first. The obtained data are then subjected to a homogenization procedure, and the effective heat and moisture transport and storage parameters of the typical fragment of masonry are calculated. For the homogenization, a mixing model originally derived for applications in dielectric studies was employed taking into account the theoretical bounds of the investigated material parameters. The obtained data can find use in damage assessment of historical masonry using methods of computational simulations and analysis.

Application of effective media theory in the characterization of the hygrothermal performance of masonry