Journal of Building Physics · 2015 · 11 citations · 2 references
ArchitectureMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceBuilding MaterialsMechanical Behavior Of MaterialsStructural MaterialsHumidity EffectsInsulation MaterialsMaterial PropertiesMoisture DamageMoisture ProtectionMoisture-resistant MaterialsCompressive StrengthMineral Wool InsulationMoisture Effects In InsulationMoisture Effects On Compressive PropertiesMoisture Effects On InsulationMoisture ResistanceMoisture Vapor ResistanceWater Vapor Effects
During the refurbishment of a large area of a low-pitched roof with mineral wool, the rigid boards have lost their compressive strength and could not be used. This was surprising because the material was protected from the weather by the damp-proofing layer and did not get wet. This article deals with the investigation of the possible causes.
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George E. Myers, Alfred W. Christiansen, Robert L. Geimer et al. · Journal of Applied Polymer Science · 1991 · 35 citations
Natural Sciences, Materials Engineering, Materials Science +14