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A-9.13.4.3.(2)(b) and (3)(b)(i) Effective Depressurization

Published by City of Hamilton under Residential Construction

Alias
Download Effective Depressurization Drawing
Applies to
designer
Work types
radon depressurization

An explanatory note and drawing numbered A-9.13.4.3.(2)(b) and (3)(b)(i), distributed by the City of Hamilton alongside its residential construction material. The note describes the arrangement of the extraction opening so air can be extracted from the entire space between the air barrier and the ground, the negative pressure the system maintains under the floor or a heated crawl space, and the design implications where a footing layout separates part of that space. Its figure labels the radon pipe, its permanently sealed cap, the soil gas barrier and the granular fill.

What it covers

  • A-9.13.4.3.(2)(b) and (3)(b)(i) Effective Depressurization
  • Figure A-9.13.4.3.(2)(b) and (3)(b)(i) Acceptable Configurations for the Extraction Opening in a Depressurization System
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Publisher
City of Hamilton
Category
Guides
Published under
Residential Construction — the municipality's own heading
Publisher note
Distributed by the City of Hamilton from its residential construction page; the file's own text names no publisher and carries only the appendix note reference A-9.13.4.3.(2)(b) and (3)(b)(i).
Tags
radondetail-drawingresidential
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