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COMcheck Web-Based Training Questions - Walls

This article is based on Walls questions asked during the August 18, 2005 COMcheck Web-based training session as well as questions received through email.

(PDF) Wall Insulation (765 KB)(Link opens in a new window)

Properly sealed, moisture-protected, and insulated walls help increase comfort, reduce noise, and save on energy costs.

Source: DOE Technology Factsheet; March 1999
Curtain Walls(Link opens in a new window)

A curtain wall is any exterior wall that is attached to the building structure and which does not carry the floor or roof loads of the building. This includes heavy wall types such as brick veneer and...

Source: WBDG
(PDF) Wall insulation (118 KB)(Link opens in a new window)

Walls are the most complex component of the building envelope to insulate, air seal, and control moisture.

Source: Southface Energy Institute
REScheck Webcast Questions - Log Walls

This article is based on questions regarding Log Walls asked during the May REScheck Webcast as well as questions received through email.

Changes to the Log Wall Interface in REScheck

In 2001, a new industry and International Code Council (ICC) collaboration began standardizing the thermal calculations associated with log walls. This group has now developed a draft form of the Inte...

The Rehab Guide Volume 2: Exterior Walls (28 MB)(Link opens in a new window)

PATH (Partnership for Advancing Technology in Housing) is a new private/public effort to develop, demonstrate, and gain widespread market acceptance for the âNext Generationâ of American housing.

Source: PATH
COMcheck Web-Based Training Questions - Curtain Walls

This article is based on Curtain Wall questions asked during the August 18, 2005 COMcheck Web-based training session as well as questions received through email.

(PDF) How thermal shorts and insulation flaws can degrade an "R-19" stud wall to a measly "R-11" (308 KB)(Link opens in a new window)

Much has been written, in EDU and elsewhere, about the generally poor quality of insulation work in the field and the industry's efforts to improve the status quo.

Source: Aspen Publishers
REScheck Webcast Questions - Walls

This article is based on questions regarding Walls asked during the May REScheck Webcast as well as questions received through email.

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