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Condensation problem in building attached to Public Gardens greenhouses, Halifax, N.S.
This report gives an interesting case history of a troublesome condensation condition which was successfully corrected by simple measures. Condensation problems are common in Canadian buildings because of low winter temperatures and occur whenever indoor relative humidities exceed the limits set by
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