Mould and dampness constitute an issue that affects millions of buildings every year. This BSRIA topic guide gives an overview of how mould occurs in buildings, how it can be diagnosed and what mitigation strategies can be put in place.
Mould and dampness constitute an issue that affects millions of buildings every year. Dampness refers to signs of water damage on building materials due to excess moisture in the air or within the materials. On the other hand, moulds are living microorganisms that grow on surfaces forming darker spots and can move through the air.
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It is published in partnership with the UK Centre for Moisture in Buildings (UKCMB) and UCL Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering (CEGE).
This course introduces the components of IEQ, qualitative and quantitative measurement techniques, and data analysis and interpretation. It also covers scenarios for improving the indoor environment by implementing practical corrective actions.
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