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Microbiological growth on building materials - critical moisture levels. State of the art

Johansson, P., Samuelson, I., Ekstrand-tobin, A., Mj?rnell, K., Sandberg, P. I. and Sikander, E.
2005
IEA annex 41 meeting Trondheim, extracted by Anker Nielsen from SP Rapport 2005:11

Johansson, P., Samuelson, I., Ekstrand-tobin, A., Mj?rnell, K., Sandberg, P. I. and Sikander, E., (2005), "Microbiological growth on building materials - critical moisture levels. State of the art", IEA annex 41 meeting Trondheim, extracted by Anker Nielsen from SP Rapport 2005:11.
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Microbiological growth on building materials -critical moisture levels. State of the art

Pernilla Johansson, Ingemar Samuelson, Annika Ekstrand-Tobin, Kristina Mj?rnell, Per Ingvar Sandberg, Eva Sikander

SP report 2005:11

Extracts by Anker Nielsen for IEA annex 41 meeting Trondheim

SP Swedish National Testing and Research Institute, Bor?s

Pernilla Johansson, Ingemar Samuelson, Annika Ekstrand-Tobin, Kristina Mj?rnell, Per Ingvar Sandberg, Eva Sikander

Slide presentation: http://www.kuleuven.ac.be/bwf/projects/annex41/protected/data/SP%20Oct%202005%20Prese%20A41-T4-S-05-7.pdf

Author Information and Other Publications Notes
Johansson, P.
  1. Modeling heat and moisture transfer through fibrous insulation with phase change and mobile condensates  
Samuelson, I.
Ingemar Samuelson SP Swedish National Testing and Research Institute, Bor?s
  1. Checklists for clean and moisture safe buildings
  2. Hygrothermal performance of attics
  3. Modeling heat and moisture transfer through fibrous insulation with phase change and mobile condensates
  4. Prevention of moisture and mould damages in buildings  
Ekstrand-tobin, A.
  1. Modeling heat and moisture transfer through fibrous insulation with phase change and mobile condensates  
Mj?rnell, K.
  1. Modeling heat and moisture transfer through fibrous insulation with phase change and mobile condensates  
Sandberg, P. I.
Swedish National Testing and Research Institute, Bor?s, and Lund University, Dept of Building Technology, Lund, Sweden
  1. Modeling heat and moisture transfer through fibrous insulation with phase change and mobile condensates
  2. Moisture control in buildings - how can varying outdoor climate be allowed for?  
Sikander, E.
  1. Modeling heat and moisture transfer through fibrous insulation with phase change and mobile condensates  


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