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Ageing and airtightness - how dwelling air permeability changes over time

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Ageing and airtightness - how dwelling air permeability changes over time

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Current

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Building Supplement

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Abstract

Indicative research that subjected a number of dwellings to re-testing up to three years after completion, to establish how their air permeability had changed; in response to suggestions that new homes become leakier as they age due to shrinkage and settlement.

Author

Phillips, T., Rogers, P. and Smith, N.

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Publisher History

The NHBC Foundation - National House Building Council's independent research institution - was established in January 2006 in partnership with the BRE Trust.


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