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Water may easily penetrate into a walling in two stages, in a vapor phase and liquid phase. Externally it makes itself as a typical dark moist map, painting and plaster gradual destruction and subsequently even walling decomposition. Mentioned phenomena further affects indoor environment relative humidity, especially in a basement floor, in floors partially embedded into ground, but also in ground floors. Buildings are unusable from statically and hygienic points of view by a high humidity combined with high salinity, biologic offenders and often water free inflowing.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 969)

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28-32

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June 2014

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Stanislav Tóth*, Jaroslav Vojtuš

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Covering Constructions of Building, Fungi, Historic Buildings, Material ́s Facilities

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