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Strawbale Archive for June 2001
151 messages, last added Tue Nov 26 17:41:53 2002

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SB: slightly off-topic question re hemp/hydraulic lime




Sorry this question is slightly off the topic, but I know from being a
member of this list in the past (I am a heretic who had to give up on living
in a SB house and buy a conventional one...still doing penance for that!)
that there is a wealth of knowledge and experience here so I am wondering if
anyone  has any experience of a hemp /hydraulic lime building material,for
use as infill in a timber frame construction. I am interested in any
technical results data, info, anything really. I know that this material has
been used in France for a number of houses, over the last ten years but
there appears to be a scarcity of technical data, which I will need to get
approval to use this material in a house. I would appreciate it if anyone
could help

> Thanks
> 
> Edel
> 
> Dr. Edel Chadwick
> Polymer Department.
> Athlone Institute of Technology
> Dublin Rd. 
> Athlone
> Ireland
> 
> +902 24463
> 
> 
> 

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