Describes use of an acoustic method developed by Keast to detect air leaks. A loud source of sound is placed inside the building and a microphone, stethoscope, rubber hose or sound meter is used to detect places where anincrease in sound indicates air leakage. Finds method is effective in detecting simple leaks but will not spot complex paths through walls.
Listening for air leaks - How to spot infiltration with your ears.
Year:
1981
Bibliographic info:
Popular Science February 1981 p38,40