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A-1—Graphic analysis of the test data. h−1 . 0ϫ 107͒m2 · s · Pa· kg−1 ր ր Edge Mask Correction The test assembly used does not include any edge masking. However, for example, if it includes an edge mask of width 5 mm then the following correction is to be made. 86 % The applicable corrections required for the analysis of the test results in this case are due to resistance of still air and specimen surface. 1 %. ր −3 −3 MUKHOPADHYAYA ET AL. , Kumaran, M. , Through Mathematical Modeling,” Research Report, Institute for Research in Construction, National Research Council Canada, Vol.
The buoyancy correction is important when measured mass changes are in the range of 0 to 100 mg ͓15͔. Corrections for Resistance Due to Still Air and Specimen Surface In general, if the material is highly permeable, these corrections are more significant. 5 J · K−1 · kg−1. , inside and outside surfaces of the specimen͒ may be approximated using Lewis’ relation ͓18͔. For cup methods that follow this standard, the total surface resistance ͓14͔ should be Ϸ4 ϫ 107 Pa· s · m2 · kg−1. Edge Mask Correction The following equation is to be used to correct the excess water vapor transmission ͑WVT͒ effect due to edge masking ͓9͔: Percent excess WVT = ͩ 400t 2 loge S1 1 + e−͑2b/h͒ ͪ ͑6͒ where h=specimen thickness, m, b=width of masked edge, m, and S1=four times the test area divided by the perimeter, m.
Journal of ASTM International, Vol. 4, No. org Carsten Rode,1 Ruut Peuhkuri,2 Berit Time,3 Kaisa Svennberg,4 and Tuomo Ojanen2 Moisture Buffer Value of Building Materials ABSTRACT: When building materials are in contact with indoor air they have some capacity to moderate the variations of indoor humidity in occupied buildings. But, so far, there has been a lack of a standardized quantity to characterize the moisture buffering capability of materials. It has been the objective of a recent Nordic project to define such a quantity, and to declare it in the form of a NORDTEST method.