Winter 2016 Back Issue
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Coatings for Water Tanks
Cool Roofing: Reflective v. Planted
Spray-Applied Air Barriers: Thick vs. Thin
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Coatings for Water Tanks
From potable water storage to wastewater treatment, these coatings will provide corrosion protection, waterproofing, and peace of mind.
Cool Roofing: Reflective v. Planted
Light-colored reflective membranes and vegetated roof systems are both described as “green” roofs. Case studies and lab reports demonstrate the environmental benefits of each type.
Spray-Applied Air Barriers: Thick vs. Thin
Fluid-applied vapor barriers are popular for their continuity, strength, and effectiveness. Thick- and thin-film barriers both claim to be effective.
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