Air tightness tests on components used to join different or similar materials of the building envelope / submitted by Air-Ins Inc. ; prepared by Richard Leblanc.: NH18-1/395-1991E-PDF

“This project's goal is to verify the behavior of several connection techniques used between various air barrier elements, where the same connections are exposed simultaneously to extended pressure and temperature differentials reflecting those that may exist in the extreme conditions met in Canada. The study deals with the 24 specimens listed in Table A. These specimens have been exposed to a pressure differential of 150 Pa during a continuous 5 month period (or until a system being studied lost its air tightness), whereas the test temperature is maintained at -20°C, 20°C or 65°C, depending on the nature of the elements of the system and on the position of the air barrier in the wall"--Summary of the study, p. 5.

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Publication information
Department/Agency Canada. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Project Implementation Division.
AIR-INS Inc.
Title Air tightness tests on components used to join different or similar materials of the building envelope / submitted by Air-Ins Inc. ; prepared by Richard Leblanc.
Series title Research report
Publication type Series - View Master Record
Language [English]
Other language editions [French]
Format Electronic
Electronic document
Note(s) Cover title.
"Prepared for: Mr. Jacques Rousseau, Project Manager, Project Implementation Division, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation."
"Date: September 27, 1991."
"Approved by: Armand Patenaude, P.Eng. M.S."
Publishing information [Ottawa] : Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, [1991]
Author / Contributor Leblanc, Richard.
Rousseau, Jacques, 1949-
Patenaude, Armand.
Description 69 p. : ill.
Catalogue number
  • NH18-1/395-1991E-PDF
Subject terms Construction materials
Design
Testing
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