[GSBN] UK SB Wall Panel Thermal Testing report

[Joyce Coppinger]

Would be glad to link web sites for all reports pertaining to research and
testing on the The Last Straw journal's web site as part of the current
updating I'm doing for the TLS resource guide. The resource guide at
www.thelaststraw.org currently has a listing for cods and testing. Updating
in progress but it's time consuming so suggestions are always welcome to
speed up the process.

Joyce
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> I think that it would be reasonable to assume that most, if not all of the
> members of this List (and all of the other SB Lists) would be interested
> in having a look that the UK thermal testing report.
> 
> And if Peter is human and prone to the frailties that affect most of us
> (okay, okay, maybe it's just me) then there's a chance that one or more of
> the many scattered requests seen here may get waylaid, mislaid or just
> plain missed.
> 
> To deal with that possibility, perhaps the report could be put up & stored
> at a website so that anyone interested in seeing it can download it on
> their own and at their convenience rather than having to pester Peter for
> the paper in perpetuity ?
> (I would suggest the same for *all* SB test reports done globally... heck,
> make that universally)
> 
> If the report's authors or the GSBN List do not have a website with the
> capability to facilitate this, I'm sure that the members of the SB-r-Us
> Yahoogroup would be willing to allow it to be done through its
> file-sharing capacity.
> 
> (And thanks to dearest YakWoman for provide the non-sloth version of the
> SIU-to-Imperial conversion (me being the sloth who didn't take the time to
> separate out the plaster skins:
> 
>      On Fri, 30 Apr 2010 18:16:15 -0400, Kelly Lerner
> <klerner at one-world-design.com> wrote:
> 
>> Hey Rob,
>> I took off 1" stucco on each side (at R 0.2/inch) on both sides and came
>> up with R 1.75/inch for the bales themselves. Still better than the R
>> 1.25/inch that is listed in the 2007 PHPP. ).
> 
> And did I mention that today is El Lupo's  (aka "The Straw Wolf"  aka
> "John Glassford" aka "John Swearingen's twin-brother-by-different-
> mothers)  66th birthday  ?  (Although, I am puzzled as to why he's the
> straw "wolf" given that he's actually a Monkey (by Chinese zodiac and by
> (mischievious) nature  or by most reports, like a lizard, as in that
> quaint Oz term "flat out drunk like a lizard").
>