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Controlling spatial structure in minimal microbial communities by sequential capillary assembly.
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Structural Engineering International: Journal of the International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering (IABSE), 2000
If a flat roof is relatively easily deformed, excessive accumulation of water on the roof can give rise to the ponding effect, whereby autoexcitation of the deformation occurs, possibly leading to collapse. This article examines the conditions under which the ordinary limits for deflections of roofs under variable loads are sufficient to withstand the ...
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If a flat roof is relatively easily deformed, excessive accumulation of water on the roof can give rise to the ponding effect, whereby autoexcitation of the deformation occurs, possibly leading to collapse. This article examines the conditions under which the ordinary limits for deflections of roofs under variable loads are sufficient to withstand the ...
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U ovom završnom radu opisane su vrste ravnih krovova, izvođnje ravih krovova te hidroizolacijski sustav kod ravnih krovova. Ideja ovog završnog rada je objasniti na jednostavan način izvedbu ravnih krovova, koja je njihova funkcija, koje su dobre strane ...
Karl Kovac, Roger Greeno, Roy Chudley
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LCA comparison of roofing materials for flat roofs
Smart and Sustainable Built Environment, 2015Purpose– The environmental performance of several flat roof systems with different materials and insulation thicknesses is compared using life cycle assessment (LCA), with the aim to determine the roofing materials with the highest environmental performance.
Arjen Meijer
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Environmental Life Cycle Assessment of Thermal Insulation Tiles for Flat Roofs [PDF]
JOSÉ Dinis Silvestre, Jorge DE BRITO
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Maintenance programmes for flat roofs in existing buildings
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to propose a maintenance programme for flat roofs in existing buildings, based on the inspection of 26 buildings in-service conditions, located in the Lisbon region, in Portugal. A proactive maintenance of flat roofs
João Morgado +2 more
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Applied Optics, 1969
Lo studio del risonatore "flat-roof", tetto piatto, da noi estesamente sviluppato in precedenza è esteso al caso di "tetto" convesso, di interesse per le applicazioni. Con la procedura numerica iterativa ed usando anche un metodo perturbativo si sono valutati modi, phase shift e perdite, in un numero di casi.
P. F. Checcacci +2 more
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Lo studio del risonatore "flat-roof", tetto piatto, da noi estesamente sviluppato in precedenza è esteso al caso di "tetto" convesso, di interesse per le applicazioni. Con la procedura numerica iterativa ed usando anche un metodo perturbativo si sono valutati modi, phase shift e perdite, in un numero di casi.
P. F. Checcacci +2 more
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Ventilated flat roofs: A simplified model to assess their hygrothermal behaviour [PDF]
The hygrothermal behaviour of the opaque building envelope (facades and roofs) is a topic worthy of investigation for the scientific community, especially in consideration of changes in construction techniques and lifestyle habits.
Francesco Leccese, Giacomo Salvadori
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1999
Both flat and pitched roofs can conveniently be subdivided into two main sections for purposes of measurement, that is, construction and coverings. The order of measurement of these two sections varies in practice, but on balance it is probably better to take the construction first since this follows the order of erection on the site.
Ivor H. Seeley, Roger Winfield
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Both flat and pitched roofs can conveniently be subdivided into two main sections for purposes of measurement, that is, construction and coverings. The order of measurement of these two sections varies in practice, but on balance it is probably better to take the construction first since this follows the order of erection on the site.
Ivor H. Seeley, Roger Winfield
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