Cuando se coloca material para pisos sobre concreto no fraguado, existe un riesgo elevado de crecimiento de mohos y de mayores emisiones de compuestos orgánicos volátiles (VOC) a medida que los adhesivos se descomponen debido a la humedad. Además, la deslaminación del adhesivo puede obligar a costosas reparaciones e incluso puede ocasionar daños permanentes al material para pisos.
El Kit de medición de humedad estructural HUMICAP® SHM40 de Vaisala es una solución sencilla y confiable para las mediciones de humedad en concreto y otras estructuras. El kit está diseñado para el método de perforación, donde la sonda de humedad se introduce en la perforación hasta que se forma un estado de equilibrio y los valores de humedad se pueden leer.
El Kit SHM40 incluye todo lo necesario para tomar mediciones en cumplimiento con ASTM F2170 o RBK (Swedish Rådet för Byggkompetens).
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