[OnDemand Webinar] Vapor Intrusion: How a Building Works and Breathes

Watch a recording of our vapor intrusion webinar. Our webinar will strengthen your knowledge on building sciences with a focus on ventilation systems, design and operation that impacts the environmental vapor potential in a building.

Our presentation topics include:

Understanding how building air movement works

What can effect the movement of vapor through a building

How air moves through a building

Considerations when designing ventilation and vapor mitigation systems
Different forces that affect air movement

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