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Building Science
Is Negative Pressure Causing a Problem in Your Home?

And if so, what is causing it?
Building Science
Buildings Don’t Last Forever

And neither do people
Building Science
Dealing With Construction Moisture

How much moisture does a new building release and do I need to worry about it?
Building Science
A Myth About Low-Static Ducted Minisplits

How much ductwork can you attach to the air handler?
Building Science
Pete’s Puzzle: Old-School Turbine Vents

Are these rotating roof vents driven by wind, stack effect, or exhaust fans?
Building Science
How to Look at a House like a Building Scientist (Part 3: Temperature, Humidity, and HVAC Systems)

Temperature and humidity meters are useful tools for building investigations, specifically to measure HVAC equipment performance
Building Science
Deep Dive into Blower Door Testing

Peter Yost interviews Collin Olson from The Energy Conservatory and learns about the blower door equation exponent, depressurization vs. pressurization, using sound to assess air leakage, and more
Building Science
Seizing an Air-Sealing Opportunity

Sometimes unrelated work on one part of a building gives you a chance to improve the air barrier, too
Building Science
The Four Control Layers of a Wall

How water, air, vapor, and temperature controls lead to a durable building envelope and a comfortable, efficient home
Building Science
Can Buildings Take Vacation Too?

The science of shutting down a house for extended periods of time

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