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The physical boundary that separates the interior of a building from the external environment. It includes exterior walls, windows, doors, roof, and foundation.
Noise source identification is the process of determining the root causes of unwanted noise in various environments. It involves the use of acoustic techniques and measurements to pinpoint and address the sources of noise pollution.
Envelope leakage refers to the uncontrolled movement of air through the building envelope, leading to energy losses, draughts, and reduced indoor air quality. Explore how to address envelope leakage through air sealing measures and airtightness testing for improved building performance.
Draught stripping, also known as weatherstripping, is a cost-effective solution to improve energy efficiency and indoor comfort. Learn how it works, its benefits in reducing heat loss, and its role in preventing draughts in residential and commercial buildings.
Stay compliant with ventilation and indoor air quality regulations outlined in Approved Document D. Guidelines for building design, construction, and effective ventilation systems to ensure a healthy indoor environment.