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 ====== Step-by-step retrofit: Airtightness concept ======
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 Using this example case and the results of the airtightness measurements and leak detection, the need for a comprehensive concept for airtightness is clearly evident.  This must be prepared at the start, before any of the modernisation measures. For this, it is necessary to have a detailed record of the current state of all relevant points, and the exact position of the airtight layer must then be specified in the concept (sketch). Finally a solution must be developed for all connections and transitions, using a detail drawing if necessary, and the materials to be used for these points and connections must be specified.
-[{{:picopen:procedure_for_implementing.png |Figure 14:	Procedure for implementing a successful airtightness concept in modernisation projects. Photo © Passive House Institute }}
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