Wind performance investigation is critical in the design of durable roofing assemblies. In North America, mainly two types of low slope roofs, conventional and inverted, are in practice depending on the placement of the membrane in the assembly. As part of the conventional low-sloped roofs, in a Fully Bonded Assembly (FBA) the insulation is mechanically attached and waterproof membrane is bonded to the insulation using adhesives. Recent field investigations of roof failures after major hurricanes indicated that FBA are susceptible to high wind events. To understand the response of the FBA under dynamic environment, an extensive experimental study has been carried out by the SIGDERS ? Special Interest Group for Dynamic Evaluation of Roofing ...
Wind uplift rating of roofing systems is based on standardized test methods. Roof specimens are plac...
Wind dynamics, on a conventional roofing system, lift the membrane and cause fluttering, introducing...
Currently, there are no national or international guidelines for the wind uplift resistance of archi...
Wind performance investigation is critical in the design of durable roofing assemblies. In North Ame...
Wind flow over a mechanically attached roofing assembly (MAA) can lift the membrane and cause it to ...
This research examined the wind uplift performance of fully-bonded, single-ply roofs as a factor of ...
Air intrusion into roof assemblies is a concern for wind uplift resistance and life cycle performanc...
Wind dynamics, on a mechanically attached single ply roofing assembly, lift the membrane and cause f...
The commercial buildings encompasses hospitals, schools, offices, lodging, and the retail sector wit...
This project examined the wind uplift performance of adhesive applied roofing systems. Testing was d...
Roofing system is an integral part of a building envelope. Keeping the roofs in place against high w...
At the National Research Council of Canada in November 1994, members of the North American roofing c...
Majority of low-sloped roofs are constructed as conventional membrane roofing assemblies (membrane a...
Adhesive applied roofing systems (AARS), a new generation of built-up roofs, are gaining popularity ...
Building envelopes are designed to separate the controlled indoor environment from the outdoor envir...
Wind uplift rating of roofing systems is based on standardized test methods. Roof specimens are plac...
Wind dynamics, on a conventional roofing system, lift the membrane and cause fluttering, introducing...
Currently, there are no national or international guidelines for the wind uplift resistance of archi...
Wind performance investigation is critical in the design of durable roofing assemblies. In North Ame...
Wind flow over a mechanically attached roofing assembly (MAA) can lift the membrane and cause it to ...
This research examined the wind uplift performance of fully-bonded, single-ply roofs as a factor of ...
Air intrusion into roof assemblies is a concern for wind uplift resistance and life cycle performanc...
Wind dynamics, on a mechanically attached single ply roofing assembly, lift the membrane and cause f...
The commercial buildings encompasses hospitals, schools, offices, lodging, and the retail sector wit...
This project examined the wind uplift performance of adhesive applied roofing systems. Testing was d...
Roofing system is an integral part of a building envelope. Keeping the roofs in place against high w...
At the National Research Council of Canada in November 1994, members of the North American roofing c...
Majority of low-sloped roofs are constructed as conventional membrane roofing assemblies (membrane a...
Adhesive applied roofing systems (AARS), a new generation of built-up roofs, are gaining popularity ...
Building envelopes are designed to separate the controlled indoor environment from the outdoor envir...
Wind uplift rating of roofing systems is based on standardized test methods. Roof specimens are plac...
Wind dynamics, on a conventional roofing system, lift the membrane and cause fluttering, introducing...
Currently, there are no national or international guidelines for the wind uplift resistance of archi...