Building Science
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Experts and industry leaders are encouraged to submit an abstract no later than April 28, 2023.
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Experts and industry leaders are encouraged to submit an abstract no later than April 28, 2023.
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Without a weep screed, stucco buried in the surrounding grade would eventually wick water up the wall through capillary action and introduce a number of problems, such as cracking and delamination, along with rotting the sheathing and framing.
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Without a weep screed, stucco buried in the surrounding grade would eventually wick water up the wall through capillary action and introduce a number of problems, such as cracking and delamination, along with rotting the sheathing and framing.
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“Replacing virgin asphalt in asphalt paving with properly treated recycled asphalt products is both economical and sustainable,” said Bill Dempsey, President of Asphaltica. “By using the pelletizing process of asphalt shingles at the end of life, our companies will provide recycled, environmentally friendly, paving grade materials for paving projects large and small.”
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“Replacing virgin asphalt in asphalt paving with properly treated recycled asphalt products is both economical and sustainable,” said Bill Dempsey, President of Asphaltica. “By using the pelletizing process of asphalt shingles at the end of life, our companies will provide recycled, environmentally friendly, paving grade materials for paving projects large and small.”
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