Building Sciences: Capillarity Sucks: Liquid Flow Due to Capillary Suction

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Joe shares about capillarity orcapillary suction, a moisture transport mechanism often overlooked in building construction.

Citation: ASHRAE Journal, Vol. 62, no. 11, November 2020

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Published:: 2020
Number of Pages:: 6
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Product Code(s):: D-AJ20NovBS

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