Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering / Revue canadienne de génie civil - v. 46, n. 11 (November 2019)

Erschienen:	November 2019

Autor(en)	Titel	Seite(n)
Jardim, André / Silva, Ana / de Brito, J.	Application of the factor method to the service life prediction of architectural concrete	1-9
Vandemeulebroucke, Isabeau / Calle, Klaas / Caluwaerts, Steven / De Kock, Tim / van den Bossche, Nathan	Does historic construction suffer or benefit from the urban heat island effect in Ghent and global warming across Europe?	1032-1042
	Durability and Climate Change — changing climatic loads as may affect the durability of building materials, components, and assemblies	iii
Gullbrekken, Lars / Gradeci, Klodian / Norvik, Øyvind / Rüther, Petra / Geving, Sitg	Durability of traditional clamped joints in vapour barrier layer: Experimental and numerical analysis	996-1000
Wang, Lin / Ge, Hua	Effect of rain leakage on hygrothermal performance of highly insulated wood framed walls: a stochastic approach	979-989
Riahinezhad, Marzieh / Eve, Augusta / Armstrong, Marianne / Collins, Peter / Masson, J.-F.	Field temperature and moisture loads from a building envelope as the basis for accelerated aging of barrier membranes	969-978
Hagentoft, Carl-Eric / Johansson, Pär	Generic algorithm to assess moisture susceptibility of simplified wall assemblies	990-995
Overton, G.	Hygrothermal performance of New Zealand wall constructions — meeting the durability requirements of the New Zealand Building Code	1-11
Ilomets, Simo / Kalamees, Targo / Tariku, Fitsum F.	Indoor climate loads for dwellings in different cold climates to assess hygrothermal performance of building envelopes	1-6
Kukk, Villu / Külaots, Annegrete / Kers, Jaan / Kalamees, Targo	Influence of interior layer properties to moisture dry-out of CLT walls	1001-1009
Fernandes, Daniel / de Brito, J. / Silva, Ana	Methodology for service life prediction of window frames	1-11
Lacasse, M. A.	An overview of durability and climate change of building components	v-viii
Hagel, Mark. D. / Sturgeon, Gary R. / Cruz-Noguez, Carlos	A service life model of metal ties embedded in the mortar joints of brick veneer walls with applications to reinforced concrete	1-11
Bourke, Kathryn / Kyle, Brian	Service life planning and durability in the context of circular economy assessments — initial aspects for review	1-6
Wells, John Andrew / Spewak, Robert	The Use of Hygrothermal Modeling to Validate the Application of an Open-Cell Spray-Foam Insulation Application to a High-Rise Heritage Building in Winnipeg, Manitoba	1-11

Autor(en)

Titel

Seite(n)

Jardim, André / Silva, Ana / de Brito, J.

Application of the factor method to the service life prediction of architectural concrete

1-9

Vandemeulebroucke, Isabeau / Calle, Klaas / Caluwaerts, Steven / De Kock, Tim / van den Bossche, Nathan

Does historic construction suffer or benefit from the urban heat island effect in Ghent and global warming across Europe?

1032-1042

Durability and Climate Change — changing climatic loads as may affect the durability of building materials, components, and assemblies

iii

Gullbrekken, Lars / Gradeci, Klodian / Norvik, Øyvind / Rüther, Petra / Geving, Sitg

Durability of traditional clamped joints in vapour barrier layer: Experimental and numerical analysis

996-1000

Wang, Lin / Ge, Hua

Effect of rain leakage on hygrothermal performance of highly insulated wood framed walls: a stochastic approach

979-989

Riahinezhad, Marzieh / Eve, Augusta / Armstrong, Marianne / Collins, Peter / Masson, J.-F.

Field temperature and moisture loads from a building envelope as the basis for accelerated aging of barrier membranes

969-978

Hagentoft, Carl-Eric / Johansson, Pär

Generic algorithm to assess moisture susceptibility of simplified wall assemblies

990-995

Overton, G.

Hygrothermal performance of New Zealand wall constructions — meeting the durability requirements of the New Zealand Building Code

1-11

Ilomets, Simo / Kalamees, Targo / Tariku, Fitsum F.

Indoor climate loads for dwellings in different cold climates to assess hygrothermal performance of building envelopes

1-6

Kukk, Villu / Külaots, Annegrete / Kers, Jaan / Kalamees, Targo

Influence of interior layer properties to moisture dry-out of CLT walls

1001-1009

Fernandes, Daniel / de Brito, J. / Silva, Ana

Methodology for service life prediction of window frames

1-11

Lacasse, M. A.

An overview of durability and climate change of building components

v-viii

Hagel, Mark. D. / Sturgeon, Gary R. / Cruz-Noguez, Carlos

A service life model of metal ties embedded in the mortar joints of brick veneer walls with applications to reinforced concrete

1-11

Bourke, Kathryn / Kyle, Brian

Service life planning and durability in the context of circular economy assessments — initial aspects for review

1-6

Wells, John Andrew / Spewak, Robert

The Use of Hygrothermal Modeling to Validate the Application of an Open-Cell Spray-Foam Insulation Application to a High-Rise Heritage Building in Winnipeg, Manitoba

1-11

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