Sealant movement capability
Capacidad de movimiento del selladorPermitted deformation of a sealed joint, expressed according to classification and test conditions.
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Permitted deformation of a sealed joint, expressed according to classification and test conditions.
Gap between components closed with a compatible material to limit air and water passage.
Elastic connection in wet areas using sealant compatible with materials and exposure conditions.
Product regulating substrate absorption before application of the subsequent finishing coating layers.
Seasonal ratio of heat supplied to electricity used under specified reference conditions.
Seasonal ratio of useful cooling produced to electricity consumed under reference conditions.
Ratio of useful heat to energy consumed over an entire heating season.
Geometric property describing area distribution about an axis and influencing bending stiffness.
Additional internal actions arising when loads are considered on the deformed structural geometry.
Auxiliary air network connected to stacks to limit pressure imbalances in drainage.
Circuit receiving heat from the primary circuit and distributing it to emitters.
Point representing the area distribution of a cross-section with uniform density.
Part of a section extending from the web and contributing particularly to bending resistance.
Drawing showing the location and viewing direction of a section.
Cross-section property used to relate bending moment to bending stresses.
Part of a section connecting its flanges and transmitting a substantial share of shear.
A component within a technical installation whose purpose is to retain suspended particles through a filtering barrier of defined size.
Structural action resulting from ground motion during an earthquake.
Removing selected materials or parts separately before general demolition.
Sheet incorporating an adhesive face to bond to a compatible substrate without separate adhesive.
Fresh concrete designed to fill forms and surround reinforcement under its own weight without conventional vibration.
Fluid mortar formulated to flow and form a level surface under specified conditions.
Membrane incorporating a surface finish intended to protect it from its specified outdoor exposure.
Air channel made from insulating panels that form the duct walls themselves.
Load resulting from the weight of materials making up the member or structure.
Floor that places a floor partly below and partly above ground level.
Thermal energy changing temperature without causing a change in the material's state.
Network carrying wastewater and rainwater through separate sets of underground pipes.
Intermediate layer preventing incompatible contact or limiting movement transfer between materials within a system.
A component of the sanitary installation used to separate solids and partly treat wastewater inside a tank.
Metamorphic rock rich in serpentine minerals, supplied for some decorative stone applications.
Connection between a building installation and an external supply or service network.
Vertical building void grouping routes for cables, pipes and other building services.
Limiting condition related to function, comfort, appearance, or acceptable deformation during intended use.
Admixture reducing the time for concrete to transition from its plastic condition toward setting.
Admixture delaying the onset of setting to extend the available concrete placement time.
Offset of part of a building from an alignment.
Transition of a cementitious mixture from a plastic state toward increasing rigidity.
Marking the positions and dimensions shown on drawings onto the ground or building work.
Drawing showing the axes, references and dimensions for positioning elements.
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