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Progress of deterioration 3.1 . Smooth - surface specimens 3.2 . Granule - surfaced specimens . 3.3 . Blistering Failure criteria Outdoor performance 5.1 . Smooth - surface , felt - base specimens . 5.2 .
Progress of deterioration 3.1 . Smooth - surface specimens 3.2 . Granule - surfaced specimens . 3.3 . Blistering Failure criteria Outdoor performance 5.1 . Smooth - surface , felt - base specimens . 5.2 .
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... and saturated felts had the characteristics listed in table 3 . 3. Progress of Deterioration 4. Failure Criteria 5. Outdoor Performance 4.
... and saturated felts had the characteristics listed in table 3 . 3. Progress of Deterioration 4. Failure Criteria 5. Outdoor Performance 4.
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Progress of Deterioration 4. Failure Criteria 5. Outdoor Performance TABLE 6. Smooth surface. b . Granule - Surfaced , Felt - Base Specimens 7- X 11 - in specimens were mounted by nailing shingle fashion on protected decks with 4- X 7 ...
Progress of Deterioration 4. Failure Criteria 5. Outdoor Performance TABLE 6. Smooth surface. b . Granule - Surfaced , Felt - Base Specimens 7- X 11 - in specimens were mounted by nailing shingle fashion on protected decks with 4- X 7 ...
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Granule - Surfaced Specimens The granule - surfaced specimens have shown only the early stages of deterioration during the 15 years they have been exposed to the weather . Changes observed early in the exposure period consisted of small ...
Granule - Surfaced Specimens The granule - surfaced specimens have shown only the early stages of deterioration during the 15 years they have been exposed to the weather . Changes observed early in the exposure period consisted of small ...
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Returning to the performances of specific systems , it can be seen that many of the specimens containing blue black slate have not deteriorated to the 25 percent spalled level after 17 years of exposure . For these systems , just as ...
Returning to the performances of specific systems , it can be seen that many of the specimens containing blue black slate have not deteriorated to the 25 percent spalled level after 17 years of exposure . For these systems , just as ...
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| Title | Natural Weathering of Mineral Stabilized Asphalt Coatings on Organic Felt Volume 24 of Building science series, United States National Bureau of Standards Volume 24 of National Bureau of Standards building science series |
| Author | Sidney H. Greenfeld |
| Publisher | U.S. National Bureau of Standards, 1969 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 18 Aug 2006 |
| Length | 15 pages |
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