OSMOCEM

The main cause of the degradation of underground rooms not waterproofed or inadequately protected, are water infiltrations , coming from groundwater or from normal stationary humidity in the ground on which the foundations rest. The up-thrust of hydrostatic pressure, through the crossing of cracks, crawl spaces or capillary voids, tends to reach the interior of the underground room, causing a strong humidity in the walls, initially identifiable with the removal of the existing paint, with the subsequent degradation and detachment of the ‘plaster and finally with the unavailability of the room due to the presence of the unpleasant presence of mold, bad smells and saline efflorescence . The high level of humidity present in these rooms also causes a higher heating costs and consequently higher housing costs, due to the greater heat loss exerted... Water infiltration can be blocked only by making the containment structure impermeable , which is responsible for supporting the hydrostatic..

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