Humidity Conditions of Aerated Concrete Walls Depending on the Type of Finishing Coating
Mikhail Vladimirovich Frolov,
Valentina Ivanovna Loganina,
Elena Alekseevna Zhuravleva
Abstract:A study was conducted to analyze how different types of plaster coatings affect the humidity levels in aerated concrete walls under varying climatic conditions. The suggestion is to utilize a specialized heat-insulating lime plaster designed specifically for finishing aerated concrete. It has been determined that the use of a specialized heat-insulating lime dry building mixture allows the temperature to be reduced at which condensate begins to fall in the enclosure by 1.5–7.0 °С. The research determined the a… Show more
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