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International MES research in renewable-energy with focus on renewable-integration, cultural-heritage, membrane. Reducing the Risk of Microbial Growth on Insulated Walls by Improving the Properties of the Surface Materials.- Biologic...

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Abstract

Reducing the Risk of Microbial Growth on Insulated Walls by Improving the Properties of the Surface Materials.- Biological Defacement of External Thermal Insulation Composite Systems (ETICS).- Effectiveness and Durability of Biocides in Building Coatings - Biological Aspects.- Hygrothermal Conditions and Mould Growth Potential in Cold Attics - Impact of Weather, Building System and Construction Design Characteristics.- Controlled Ventilation of Historic Buildings - Assessment of Impact on the Indoor Environment via Hygrothermal Building Simulation.- Degradation Control of Historical Walls with Rising Damp Problems.- Hygrothermal Performance and Damage Risk of Green Roofs.- Applicability of the Pull-Off Test: Teachings from a Large Sample of In-Situ Tests.- Moisture Robustness during Retrofitting of Timber Frame Walls with Vacuum Insulation Panels - Experimental and Theoretical Studies.- Wind Resistance Evaluation to Dynamic Response of Mechanically Anchored Waterproofing Membrane System.-

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DurabilityForensic engineering

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DOI
10.1007/978-3-642-31158-1
Journal
Building Pathology and Rehabilitation
Year
2013