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What does VB stand for?

Vapor Barrier


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Samples in periodicals archive:
In combination with an extremely high measuring rate, defects such as bubbles between the vapor barrier (aluminum pipe) and the inner tube are detected during the production process.
The kits consist of several thousand insulation blankets installed on the inside surfaces of the fuselage that help regulate temperature and reduce noise inside the plane and provide a vapor barrier to reduce moisture-related corrosion.
It checks the many places where the insulation or vapor barrier is overlooked or omitted, such as behind the bathtubs, between the sill and the slab, or at the rim joists where the walls meet the roof.
A well insulated house with vapor barriers in walls, ceilings and slabs and properly fitting storm doors and windows may require only couple of galolons of additional moisture per day to maintain the proper relative humidity.
If you choose the basement, a vapor barrier with a concrete sealant over it will be adequate for the floor.
Install all insulation in walls and/or ceilings followed by a vapor barrier.
A number of scientists have tested a nanocomposite consisting of low-density polyethylene (LDPE) and montmorillonite-layered silicates to see if it had better water vapor barrier properties than pure LDPE when used to package low-moisture foods.
Second, there doesn't seem to be a vapor barrier up above (where the subflooring is), and I wonder if that's necessary and/or a good thing.

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