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Green Building Bible, Fourth Edition
Green Building Bible, fourth edition (both books)
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      CommentAuthorali.gill
    • CommentTimeMar 9th 2009 edited
     
    Between other commitments i'm trying to read up on hygrothermal performance of materials after recent discussions on here regarding rainscreen membranes, types of cladding, plastering over 'breathable' boards, etc.

    Heres a nice easy one showing tests on brickwork, rainscreen membranes and sketch details for protecting openings in the wall.
    http://www.buildingscience.com/documents/primers/bsp-063-water-managed-wall-systems/view?searchterm=stucco

    I have the relevant BSi docs too if anyones interested and i'll post links to a few of the other relevant docs, in particular results from measuring moisture in straw bales.

    Relevance ? Well how about the vast number of UK properties having their cavities filled as the gov's first step in tackling climate change.
    Tony's house - cavity fill > any moisture sensors built into the construction ? V. interested to see output.

    Moisture > humidity > health.
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