Maria Spinu, PhD, LEED AP

Maria Spinu, Ph.D., LEED AP joined DuPont Central Research & Development in 1990 as a research chemist. She was promoted to CR&D research manager, and in 2000 she joined DuPont Building Innovations where she currently leads Building Science and Sustainability initiatives for commercial markets. She is a member of the 90.1 ASHRAE Committee and Envelope subcommittee, BEC (Building Envelope Council), AIA/BEC, CSI, ABAA, and other professional and trade organizations.

Controlling Air Leakage for Improved Building Energy Performance

Testing of air barrier assemblies is an essential intermediate step to demonstrate performance of installed air barriers.

November 6, 2012

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Reducing air leakage in buildings is a cost-effective strategy for improving energy performance.

Advances in Air Barriers and Air Leakage Control

Maria Spinu, PhD, LEED AP

July 27, 2011

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Air leakage is the unplanned, unpredictable and unintentional airflow across the building enclosure. This makes air flow control important for several reasons: to avoid air transported moisture and moisture damage, to reduce energy losses and to ensure occupant comfort and health.

Credits 1 AIA LU/HSW; 0.1 ICC CEU

This course will explore the pivotal role architects and lighting design play in creating safer, more sustainable spaces. Learn how to avoid common lighting mistakes and make informed decisions that create the best visual environment for occupants.

Maria Spinu, PhD, LEED AP

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Controlling Air Leakage for Improved Building Energy Performance

Advances in Air Barriers and Air Leakage Control

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