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BS 5250:1989

Code of practice for control of condensation in buildings

standard by BSI Group , 06/30/1989

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Causes and effects of condensation in buildings both new and existing and recommendations for their control. Methods to determine the occurrence and assess the effects of surface condensation on mould growth and interstitial condensation. Guidance on assessing whether any such condensation may be considered harmful.

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Published:
06/30/1989
ISBN(s):
0580173704
Number of Pages:
84
File Size:
1 file
Product Code(s):
197958, 197958, 197958
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