GSO ISO 15148:2013
ISO 15148:2002
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
31 December 2013
Hygrothermal performance of building materials and products -- Determination of water absorption coefficient by partial immersion
GSO ISO 15148:2013 Files
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GSO ISO 15148:2013 Scope
This European Standard specifies a method for determining, by partial immersion with no temperature gradient, the short-term liquid water absorption coefficient. It is intended to assess the rate of absorption of water, by capillary action from continuous or driving rain during on site storage or construction, by insulating and other materials, which are normally protected. The method is suitable for renders or coatings tested in conjunction with the substrate on which they are normally mounted.
It is not intended to assess the absorption of water by materials used under water or in overall contact with saturated ground, where a total immersion test is more appropriate.
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