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More on Moisture Management
By Heather McCune, Editorial Director
March 1, 2005
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The text discusses sources of moisture, drying of concrete, methods of measuring moisture and construction practices, specifications and responsibilities for successful floor projects.
For more information or to order go to www.cement.org/bookstore.
To find moisture concentrations in a building, a patent-pending new technology may be the best discovery too. Developed by National Forensic Services (Farmington Hills, Mich.), Certified ThermalMapping uses infrared imaging to detect moisture levels in new construction and existing buildings, as well as the source of water intrusion. The process also creates a record that can help reduce claim expenditures for builders.
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