RH Numbers Rising

[CC Solutions]

(09-08-2011 06:08 PM)eaadams Wrote:  

(04-18-2011 04:46 PM)eaadams Wrote:  I just had a GC in Los Angeles tell me they can't get the building acclimated because they can't get heat on until they get the occupancy permit and cant get occupancy permit until flooring is done ....

sounds crazy to me.

Same GC's rH tests by George Donnelly just came in at 99%.

FYI learned he uses Vaisala equipment not Wagner.

Can't a slab ever just be dry 12 months later

If George used Wagner equipment he wouldn't have to worry about calibration and setting the reader to the probe to get the variation correct, he wouldn't have to let the probe equilibrate for about an hour, he wouldn't need to re-calibrate yearly and check calibration monthly, and he wouldn't have to worry about keeping all these calibration documents on file when a question comes up about accuracy!

Slabs can dry just fine in 4 months if the entire team takes responsibility to achieve that goal!