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BS ISO 22185-1:2021

BS ISO 22185-1:2021

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Diagnosing moisture damage in buildings and implementing countermeasures – Principles, nomenclature and moisture transport mechanisms

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BSI 2021 28
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This document defines moisture damage and it specifies the moisture sources and the moisture transport mechanisms in buildings.

It includes a method for classification of moisture damage based on the relation of:

  • materials and constituent materials,

  • phenomena, and

  • functionalities that can be affected.

This document deals with:

  1. building damage that is induced by (gaseous/liquid/solid) water, and

  2. damage to building components, human health, and property contained in the enclosure. This document makes no mention of warranties for building damage.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
2 National foreword
7 Foreword
8 Introduction
9 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
10 4 Moisture transport mechanism
11 5 Moisture sources
6 Moisture damage
12 7 Phenomena resulting from moisture
7.1 Algae/bryophyte
7.2 Aesthetic changes
7.3 Condensation
7.4 Corrosion
7.5 Crack
13 7.6 Creaking
7.7 Deformation
7.8 Dissolved destructive elements
7.9 Dissolution
7.10 Expansion
7.11 Floating
7.12 Floor squeak/floor squeaking
14 7.13 Freezing
7.14 Frost heave
7.15 Wood decay
7.16 Gap
7.17 Hardening
7.18 High humidity
7.19 Low humidity
15 7.20 Mite
7.21 Mould
7.22 Peeling/exfoliation/delamination/adhesion loss/spall
7.23 Rust
7.24 Shrinkage
7.25 Softening
7.26 Thrust up/creeping up
16 7.27 Unplanned bulk water entry
7.28 Water-leakage
7.29 Warpage
7.30 Wetting
7.31 Wrinkle
8 Performance affected by moisture
8.1 Envelope or enclosure — Risk of water penetration, deterioration of components and systems — Important for designing for durability
8.1.1 Ability to support bonded materials
17 8.1.2 Airtightness
8.1.3 Capillary breaking layer
8.1.4 Durability
8.1.5 Electrical insulation performance
8.1.6 Environmental separation
8.1.7 Function of components
8.1.8 Functionality
8.1.9 Moisture-proof performance/damp-proof performance
8.1.10 Thermal insulation performance
18 8.1.11 Waterproofing performance
8.2 Occupant comfort and owner value — Aesthetics, satisfaction of users
8.2.1 Acoustic separation
8.2.2 Building aesthetics
8.2.3 Opening performance of windows and doors
8.2.4 Occupant comfort
8.2.5 Property value
8.2.6 Visibility (performance of transparent material)
8.2.7 Walkability of floor
19 8.3 Structure — Risk of collapse
8.3.1 Structural capacity and deflection
8.3.2 Structural support
9 Building components affected by moisture
9.1 Building equipment
9.2 Exterior finishing material
9.3 Joint
20 9.4 Hardware
9.5 Interior finishing material
9.6 Opening
9.7 Piping
21 9.8 Space
9.9 Storage item
9.10 Structure/body structure
9.11 Substrate/underlayment/sheathing
9.12 Thermal insulation material
22 9.13 Waterproofing membrane
9.14 Wiring
10 Classifications of moisture damage
10.1 General
10.2 Constituent materials (sub-classification of materials)
23 10.3 Functionalities that can be affected
10.4 Materials
10.5 Phenomena
27 Bibliography

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