BS 5250:2021 EXCOMM

Expert Commentary for BS 5250:2021. Management of moisture in buildings. Code of practice

BSI Group, 07/29/2021

Publisher: BS

File Format: PDF

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Published:29/07/2021

Pages:12

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This revision of BS 5250 comes at a time when climate change is putting buildings under increasing stress from moisture for two complementary reasons:

• Directly, owing to increased driving rain, more frequent, deeper and longer lasting flooding, and increased atmospheric humidities.
• Indirectly, through risks associated with energy conservation measures, including reduced ventilation (which, unless carefully managed, will increase internal humidity levels), and extra thermal insulation (which will make the outer layers of the fabric colder in winter). Energy saving retrofits of traditional buildings may also disturb their established equilibria with the ambient climate, and allow moisture problems to develop in the structure.

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