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Moisture control in enclosure wall systems

Straube,J.F
1995
Ph. D. Thesis Waterloo, Ont., University of Waterloo

Straube,J.F, (1995), Moisture control in enclosure wall systems, Ph. D. Thesis Waterloo, Ont., University of Waterloo.
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Straube, J. F.
Department of Civil Engineering, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario N2L 3T2 Canada
  1. A review of rain control and design strategies
  2. Drainage, ventilation drying and enclosure performance
  3. Driving rain and building facades
  4. Field testing of filled-cavity wall systems
  5. Indoor air quality, healthy buildings, and breathing walls
  6. Methodology and design of field experiments for monitoring the hygrothermal performance of wood frame enclosures
  7. Moisture fundamentals and mould
  8. Moisture in buildings
  9. Moisture movement in building enclosure wall systems
  10. Overview of hygrothermal (HAM) analysis methods
  11. Pressure moderation and rain penetration control
  12. Rain control and screened wall systems
  13. Simplified prediction of driving rain deposition
  14. The influence of low-permeance vapor barriers on roof and wall performance
  15. The role of hygrothermal modeling in practical building design: case studies
  16. Vents, ventilation drying, and pressure moderation  


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