This Information Paper will help manufacturers and installers to better understand the guidance given in NHBC Foundation guide NF30 to determine wind loads on microwind turbines attached to residential buildings.
Author: E Suttie
Publish Date: 6/22/2012
ISBN: 978-1-84806-250-4
Abstract:
Bio-resins have the potential to form the basis of resins and adhesives for bonding construction products. Adhesives from crop residues and by-products can bond wood-based panel products or laminated timber sections in place of adhesives derived from petroleum. Bio-resins can also be used in paints and coatings. Improved recycling options at end of life and a potential lowering of the environmental impact of construction products are attractive targets, but there are challenges in delivering robust bio-resin systems. This Information Paper introduces bio-resins in the context of current synthetic adhesives and resins in construction. It analyses the opportunities, challenges and current status of their use.
STATIC AND DYNAMIC WIND LOADS ON BUILDING-MOUNTED MICROWIND TURBINES
| IHS BRE Press | Accuris | |
|---|---|---|
| Product Category | Technical Journals | Standards and Technical Documents |
| Product Number | IP14/12 | IP14/12 |
| Product Name | Static and Dynamic Wind Loads On Building-mounted Microwind Turbines | STATIC AND DYNAMIC WIND LOADS ON BUILDING-MOUNTED MICROWIND TURBINES |