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Air Sealing Advice & Articles

Air infiltration, i.e. air leakiness, is measured by a blower door test. A fan is connect to an external door and inside air is blow outside, which will depressurize the house with respect to the outside environment by 50 Pascal’s (a Pascal is a unit of measure of pressure). This allows outside air to be sucked back into the house through all holes, cracks, voids, etc. allowing the energy auditor to precisely measure the air leakiness of your house.

Below are some excellent articles, websites, etc. with lots  of information on sealing air leaks in existing homes.

Retrofit Techniques & Technologies Air Sealing

Building America Best Practices: Air Sealing

Air Sealing Your Home

Attic Air Sealing Guide and Details

Read This before you Design, Build, or Renovate

BSC 104 Understanding Air Barriers



Transduction Technologies
5005 Chicago St.
Omaha, NE 68132
402.213.3788

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We are an SBA Certified Small Business
NAICS codes: 541330, 541350, 238990, 519190, 541690, 541620, 541712
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  • Home
  • Commercial Services
    • 2018 IECC Test
    • Building Enclosure Testing
    • Data Monitoring
    • Energy Evaluations
    • Infrared Thermography
    • NFPA Enclosure Integrity testing
  • Residential Services
    • Passive House
    • New Homes
    • HERS Index
    • Energy Efficient Mortgages
    • Existing Homes
    • Building Owners/Managers
    • Tenants
  • Resource Center
    • 2018 IECC Testing
    • Houses of Worship
    • Schools & Community Centers
    • Shelters
  • Past Projects
  • Building Science
    • Articles
    • Midtown Monitor Columns >
      • Article 1: Seal Tight, Ventilate Right, Part 1 >
        • Supplemental Air Sealing Articles
      • Article 2: Seal Tight, Ventilate Right, Part 2 >
        • Residential Ventilation Calculation Examples
        • Ventilation Advise & Articles
      • Article 3: Should I service my air-conditioner?
      • Article 4: Home Performance Guild of Nebraska
  • Inflation Reduction Act
    • Residential IRA Benefits
    • Can I get a free heat pump
    • IRA Resoucres
  • About Us
    • Overview
    • Capabilities
    • Contact Us
    • Affiliations