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Condensation problems in your house: prevention and solution

Anderson, L. O. and G. E. Sherwood
1974
Forest Products Laboratory, Forest Service, U.S.D.A. Agriculture Information Bulletin No. 373


Anderson, L. O. and G. E. Sherwood, (1974), Condensation problems in your house: prevention and solution, Forest Products Laboratory, Forest Service, U.S.D.A. Agriculture Information Bulletin No. 373.
Abstract:
Based on 1972 U.S.D.A. Forest Service Research Paper FPL 132 and numerous reports published in the 1940s.

Mentioned in Tsongas, G. and Olson, J. (1995) "Tri state homes:.." as reference for :

The outside of the wall cavity be permeable, and much more so (at least five times) than the inside of the wall cavity, so that water vapor could escape out of the wall cavity to the outside and not accumulate and cause deterioration of the wood members.


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Anderson, L. O.
Forest Products Laboratory
     
Sherwood, G. E.
Forest Service, Forest Products Laboratory
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