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STP1334
Science and Technology of Building Seals, Sealants, Glazing, and Waterproofing: 7th Volume

Klosowski JM
Pages: 321
Published: 1998

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STP 1334 features state-of-the-art information on durability and joint design as well as innovative material concepts in joint sealing.

Twenty-four peer-reviewed papers cover the latest ongoing research in such topics as:

• The impact of temperature changes and fatigue on sealant longevity

• How joint design effects sealant wear

• An overview of accelerated weathering tests compared with real time weathering damage

• Qualitative differences between acrylic latex sealants and chemically cured sealants

• Weather protection sealant failures, causes and cures

• Esthetic concerns of sealant fluid migration and staining potential

• Innovative adhesion durability testing; Improved joint design and joint geometry stress analysis

• Waterproofing membrane adhesion

This publication is an invaluable resource for architects, specifiers, design engineers, maintenance engineers, building owners, insurance companies, forensic engineers and sealant manufacturers.



Table of Contents

An Examination of Yearly and Daily Temperature Change and Its Significance to the Evaluation of Sealant Performance
Giffin G., Lacasse M., Margeson J.

Laboratory and Exterior Durability of High Performance Acrylic Sealants
Demarest V., Dionne J., Lertora M., Magnotta J.

Effect of Cross-Sectional Shapes of Polysulfide Sealant on Shear Fatigue Resistance to Sliding Joint Movement
Hirai T., Miyauchi H., Tanaka K.

Laboratory Cyclic fatigue Test of Silicone Sealant Mini-Specimens
Giffïn G., Lacasse M., Margeson J.

Results from the University of Leipzig Project Concerning the Long-Term Stability of Elastomeric Building Sealants
Boettger T., Bolte H.

Summary of Accelerated Weathering and Other Durability Studies and the Correlation to Real Weather
Klosowski J.

Destruction of Sealant in Building Envelope Joints by Birds
Chin I., Sass C.

A Discussion of the Investigation and Repair of the Exterior Cladding and Sealants for Two Significant Buildings
Uhlman R.

A Simple Device for Measuring Adhesive Failure in Sealant Joints
Shephard N., Wightman J.

Hybrid Weatherseals — Design and Implementation of Bridge Sealant Joints in Two and Three Dimensions
McBride K.

Silicone Preformed Joint Seals (PJS) and Their Applications
Hagen P., Klosowski J., Mayville G.

Using Three Dimensional Silicone “Boots” to Solve Complex Remedial Design Problems in Curtain Walls
Chen Y.

Custom Molded Silicone Flashing Shapes for Sealing Curtain Walls
Brown M., Klein K.

Evaluation of Various Sealants with EIFS
Yarosh K.

Selection and Use of Seals and Sealants at Building Roofs
Johnson P.

Evaluation of Accelerated Laboratory Test Methods to Predict Sealant Staining of Stone Substrates
Chin I., Gorrell T., Scheffler M.

Comparison of Various Test Methods for Assessing the Long Term Fluid Migration Potential for Sealants
Badour R., Carbary L., Snyder R., Wolf A.

Finite Element Analysis as a Design Tool for Thermoplastic Vulcanizate Glazing Seals
Gase K., Hudacek L., Pesevski G.

Finite Element Analysis of a Structural Silicone Shear Bead Used in Skylight Applications
Carbary L., Travis H.

Glazing Sealant Movement Ability as a Function of Joint Geometry
Block S.

Adhesion of Bituminous Waterproofing Membranes for Bridge Applications
Oba K., Partl M.

Firestopping Through-Penetrations
Ackerman E.

Sealants and Coatings for Secondary Containment
Scherrer M.

Design Accommodation of Architectural and Structural Movement Systems Within Building Seals and Sealants for Spaceframes and Skylights
Yanoviak A.

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Subject Index


Committee: C24
Paper ID: STP1334-EB
DOI: 10.1520/STP1334-EB
ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5385-1

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