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STP1509
Up Against the Wall: An Examination of Building Envelope Interface
Carll Charles, Hardman Barry, Weston Theresa
Pages: 277
Published: 2010
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Twelve peer-reviewed papers provide the latest information available on building envelope interface. These papers represent original research to reduce water leakage attributed to window installation practices, particularly in residential and light commercial construction. Topics cover:
• How to detect and observe hidden window leaks using infrared thermography
• Assessing the effectiveness of wall-window interface details to manage rainwater—from window installation to a wall sheathed in extruded polystyrene
• Test data for wall assemblies incorporating methods for fenestration installation that would be applicable to the wall systems commonly found in the coastal Southeast, with consideration of the high wind-driven rain loads that accompany tropical storms
• And much more!
Table of Contents
What We Do Not Know: Perspectives on Wall-Window Combinations and Performance Assurance We Have Yet to Address
Johnson S., Mathis R.
An Investigation of Climate Loads on Building Façades for Selected Locations in the United States
Cornick S., Lacasse M.
The Effect of Air Cavity Convection on the Wetting and Drying Behavior of Wood-Frame Walls Using a Multi-Physics Approach
Karagiozis A., Kuenzel H.
Design Responsibility for Weathertight Perimeter Detailing for Non-Flanged Windows: Current Practices, Common Problems, and Possible Solutions
Carson C., Flick L., Kirschbaum N., McGowan L.
How to Detect and Observe Hidden Window Leaks Using Infrared Thermography
LaTona R., Vlagea O.
Condensation Damage Behind Self-Adhering Membrane Flashing and Interior Furnishings on Exterior Residential Walls
Ofori-Amanfo C., Spink M.
Towards Development of a Performance Standard for Assessing the Effectiveness of Wall-Window Interface Details to Manage Rainwater Intrusion
Armstrong M., Cornick S., Ganapathy G., Lacasse M., Nicholls M., Plescia S., Rousseau M.
Evaluating Drainage Characteristics of Water Resistive Barriers as Part of an Overall Durable Wall Approach for the Building Enclosure
Williams M.
Extreme Exposure Fenestration Installations—The Florida Challenge
Carll C., Katsaros J.
A Robust Installation for Brick-Mold Windows and Doors Using Self-Adhered Flashing
Conlon J., Katsaros J., O'Rourke B., Weston T.
Laboratory Tests of Water Penetration through Wall-Window Interfaces Based on U.S. Residential Window Installation Practice
Armstrong M., Cornick S., Ganapathy G., Lacasse M., Nicholls M., Rousseau M., Williams M.
Assessing the Effectiveness of Wall-Window Interface Details to Manage Rainwater—Selected Results from Window Installation to a Wall Sheathed in Extruded Polystyrene
Armstrong M., Bibee D., Cornick S., Ganapathy G., Hoffee A., Lacasse M., Rousseau M., Shuler D.
Committee: E06
Paper ID: STP1509-EB
DOI: 10.1520/STP1509-EB
ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-8411-4
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978-0-8031-3417-1
STP1509-EB
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