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Content Description

Basics of Moisture Movement Through the Building Enclosure, 2024
CEU: 0.1 | CEU Code: WR-EN-160503-0325

One of the more complicated issues today in building science is addressing moisture movement, since moisture can penetrate a building in several different ways and result in material degradation, air quality issues, and failure of the building enclosure. This course examines the ways moisture can enter a structure and discusses the role of different moisture control layers that, when correctly placed and installed, can prevent unwanted moisture infiltration.

Learning Objectives

  • Describe how unwanted and uncontrolled moisture can penetrate a building enclosure and why it can lead to poor indoor air quality, low occupant comfort levels, and failure of the envelope.
  • Identify products used in moisture protection systems above and below grade and discuss the importance of selecting materials and systems based on project requirements and local climate conditions.
  • Examine key performance features of the different control layers used to prevent moisture infiltration and recall their role in preventing the premature failure of a structure.
  • Discuss best practices and solutions for the prevention of moisture movement through the building enclosure to improve occupant well-being and the energy efficiency and durability of the envelope.

Faculty BIO

Russell Snow, FABAA, BSS, CSP, CTR, is the regional sales manager for W. R. MEADOWS OF CANADA. In addition to being sales manager, Russ is the product group manager and building science specialist for W.R. MEADOWS, INC. and is responsible for the building envelope line of products. Russ has over 25 years of experience in the construction industry, including building envelope development, concrete restoration, and products used in the treatment of concrete. In addition to his responsibilities with W. R. MEADOWS, Russ is former chair of the Air Barrier Association of America (ABAA). Since 1997, Russ has been involved with Construction Specifications Canada (CSC) and currently serves as its fourth vice president, with a portfolio covering legislation, conferences, and awards programs. Russ is also a member of ASTM International's E06 (Performance of Buildings) and D08 (Roofing and Waterproofing) Committees.

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