Latex Paint Influence on the Oriented Strand Boards and the Indoor Climate

Tereza Bečkovská; Lucie Vacková; Vladimír Tichomirov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.824.226

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Latex Paint Influence on the Oriented Strand Boards and the Indoor Climate

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Oriented strand boards are used to be designed as a water vapor retarder in timber structures. This article presents assessment of latex layer influence on oriented strands boards characteristics. Constructions with latex paint for increasing vapor resistance and constructions with a vapor-proof layer were also compared of indoor air parameters change. The values of hygrothermal properties were monitored in various levels of constructions. Full-scale experiments proved the difference of the humidity phenomena for latex painted boards.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 824)

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226-234

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January 2016

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Tereza Bečkovská*, Lucie Vacková, Vladimír Tichomirov

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Full-Scale Monitoring, Latex, OSB Board, Relative Humidity, Timber Structures, Water Vapor Barrier

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