Design development and performance testing of a new omnidirectional low-pressure vent for low-slope membrane roofing systems

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Abstract
Research to date on the omnidirectional low-pressure vent has proven that it is possible to harness the power of the wind to secure the roof membrane to its substrate, even in storm conditions.

Date
6/2010

Author(s)
Elizabeth Grant; James Jones

Page(s)
203-204

Source
National Reseach Council Canada / Inst Research Construction

Keyword(s)
omnidirectional vent; low slope membrane; wind forces

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