moisture formation in building cavities and provides methods for
designing/analyzing vapor barriers. What is in ASHRAE makes much more
sense than the code methods of ventilating or placing a vapor barrier on
the 'warm-in winter side' of the wall.
Regards,
Eric Tompos, P.E., S.E.
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