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- noun The quality of being
airtight .
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Examples
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And on the airtightness test that was carried out, BaleHaus came in way under the building regulations threshold, and did considerably better than the far lower "best practice" standard.
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Otherwise it is best to learn the art first on structures where wall thickness, weight, and airtightness are less important.
Chapter 10 1982
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The marvel is that the airtightness was not impaired in the least.
The Great Bridge David McCullough 1972
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As thermal bridges are minimized, the airtightness is significantly improved and the air exchange is always up to hygienic standards due to the ventilation system; the main causes for structural damage and mould problems are also eliminated.
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The airtightness was improved by a factor of 6-10, the limiting value for new passive houses was achieved.
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W/m2 TFA, and an airtightness of n50 0.6/h maximum.
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As thermal bridges are minimized, the airtightness is significantly improved and the air exchange is always up to hygienic standards due to the ventilation system; the main causes for structural damage and mould problems are also eliminated.
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W/m2 TFA, and an airtightness of n50 0.6/h maximum.
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As thermal bridges are minimized, the airtightness is significantly improved and the air exchange is always up to hygienic standards due to the ventilation system; the main causes for structural damage and mould problems are also eliminated.
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As thermal bridges are minimized, the airtightness is significantly improved and the air exchange is always up to hygienic standards due to the ventilation system; the main causes for structural damage and mould problems are also eliminated.
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