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The BeTL Facility at Penn State
"Building Enclosure Test Laboratory (BeTL) is a facility that was developed to conduct performance tests on building enclosure systems and their component parts. Test specimens can include: complete wall or roof assemblies or sub-assemblies, windows, and joints."More info of this article can be found on the web at:
http://www.engr.psu.edu/phrc/BetL.htmRelated References:
- Burnett, E., (2004), Ventilation drying in enclosure wall systems
- Burnett, E. F. P., (2004), Development of design strategies for rainscreen sheathing membrane performance in wood frame walls
- Burnett, E.F.P. and A. J. Reynolds, (1992), The Ontario wall drying project
- Burnett, J. H., (1994), Fundamentals of mycology, 2nd Ed
- Dales, R. E., Burnett, R., and Zwanenburg, H., (1991), Adverse health effects in adults exposed to home dampness and molds
- Straube, J. and Burnett, E.F.P, (1999), A review of rain control and design strategies
- Straube, J. F. and Burnett, E. F. P., (1998), Drainage, ventilation drying and enclosure performance
- Straube, J. F. and Burnett, E. F. P., (1995), Vents, ventilation drying, and pressure moderation
- Straube, J. F. and Burnett, E.F.P, (1997), Driving rain and building facades
- Straube, J.F. and Burnett, E.F.P, (1997), Rain control and screened wall systems
- Straube, J.F. and Burnett, E.F.P, (2000), Simplified prediction of driving rain deposition
- Straube, J.F. and Burnett, E.F.P, (2001), Overview of hygrothermal (HAM) analysis methods
- Straube, J.F., and Burnett, E.F.P, (1995), Moisture movement in building enclosure wall systems
- Straube, J.F., and Burnett, E.F.P., (1997), Field testing of filled-cavity wall systems
- Tung, T. C. W., Chao, C. Y. H. and Burnett, J., (1999), A methodology to investigate the particulate penetration coefficient through building shell