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Monitoring of Internal Moisture Loads in Residential Buildings

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Monitoring of Internal Moisture Loads in Residential Buildings
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Publisher: PD&R
Number of pages: 56

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An insufficient amount of measured data is available on actual indoor humidity levels in U.S. households, making it difficult to design durable homes. This research project has collected 1 full year of indoor temperature and humidity data for a sample of 60 homes across three different climate regions—the hot and humid Southeast (Zone 2), the cold Northeast (Zone 5), and the marine Northwest (Zone 4).

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