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Moisture studies of a self-drying roof: tests in the large-scale climate simulator and results from thermal and hygric models

Desjarlais, A. O., Petrie, T. W., Childs, P. W. and Atchley, J. A.
1998
Thermal Performance of the Exterior Envelopes of Buildings VII, Clearwater Beach, Florida, pp. 41-54

Desjarlais, A. O., Petrie, T. W., Childs, P. W. and Atchley, J. A., (1998), "Moisture studies of a self-drying roof: tests in the large-scale climate simulator and results from thermal and hygric models", Thermal Performance of the Exterior Envelopes of Buildings VII, Clearwater Beach, Florida, pp. 41-54.
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Desjarlais, A. O.
Program Manager, Building Materials and Structures, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Bethel Valley Rd., Bldg 3147, Oak Ridge, TN 37831-6070, e-mail: yt7@ornl.gov
  1. An educational hygrothermal model: WUFI-ORNL/IBP
  2. Investigation of common thermal bridges in walls
  3. Laboratory measurements of the drying rates of low-slope roofing systems
  4. Moisture control in low-slope roofing: a new design requirement
  5. Moisture: its effects on the thermal performance of a low-slope roof system
  6. Self-drying roofs: What? No dripping!
  7. The whole wall thermal performance calculator-on the net
  8. Water-vapor measurements of low-slope roofing materials
  9. Whole wall rating/label for structural insulated panel: steady-state thermal analysis  
Petrie, T. W.
     
Childs, P. W.
  1. Laboratory measurements of the drying rates of low-slope roofing systems
  2. The whole wall thermal performance calculator-on the net  
Atchley, J. A.
     


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