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Pressure moderation and rain penetration control

Straube, J.
2001
Ontario Building Envelope Council -- Proc. of Pressure Equalized Rainscreens: Design and Performance, International Plaza Hotel, Nov. 21

Straube, J., (2001), "Pressure moderation and rain penetration control", Ontario Building Envelope Council -- Proc. of Pressure Equalized Rainscreens: Design and Performance, International Plaza Hotel, Nov. 21.
Abstract:
Straube, J.F. and Burnett, E.F.P., "Pressure Moderation and Rain Control for Multi-Wythe Masonry

Walls". Proc of International Building Physics Conference , Eindhoven, September 18-21 2000, pp.

179-186.
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Straube, J.
Department of Civil Engineering, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario N2L 3T2 Canada
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