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Indoor ventilation requirements for manufactured housing

Burch, D.M
1991
NISTIR 4574, National Institute of Standards and Technology, May

Burch, D.M, (1991), Indoor ventilation requirements for manufactured housing, NISTIR 4574, National Institute of Standards and Technology, May.
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  2. A mathematical analysis of moisture and heat transfer in the roof cavities of manufactured housing
  3. A prarmeteric study of wall moisture contents using a revised variable indoor relative humidity version of the "MOIST" transient heat and moisture transfer model
  4. An analysis of moisture accumulation in the roof cavities of manufactured housing
  5. Computer analysis of wall constructions in the moisture control handbook
  6. Empirical validation of a transient computer model for combined heat and moisture transfer
  7. Experimental verification of a moisture and heat transfer model in the hygroscopic regime
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