BUCKLING
A structural deformation or failure often characterized by bending, twisting or bowing, typically as the result of overloading or swelling from moisture saturation.
A structural deformation or failure often characterized by bending, twisting or bowing, typically as the result of overloading or swelling from moisture saturation.
The elements of a building, including all eternal materials, windows and walls, which enclose internal spaces.
A collection of rules and regulations adopted by local authorities, governing the design and construction of buildings, their alteration, repair, use and occupancy.
(BRI) – A term that refers to a diagnosable illness brought on as a result of exposure to air in a building with specific contaminants or pathogens, and with a traceable aetiology (unlike sick building syndrome).
Excess or unabsorbed water resulting from a sudden water release. Bulk water usually is removed by draining, pumping or vacuuming.
A wet/dry vacuum motor that employs fans and centrifugal force, and two sources of air; working or vacuum air and motor cooling air.