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Roofing Failures 1st Edition Carl G Cash

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Roofing Failures 1st Edition Carl G Cash
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Publisher: Routledge
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.55 MB
Pages: 272
Author: Carl G. Cash
ISBN: 9780203634004, 9780203638477, 9780415299251, 0203634004, 0203638476, 041529925X
Language: English
Year: 2003
Edition: 1

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Roofing Failures 1st Edition Carl G Cash by Carl G. Cash 9780203634004, 9780203638477, 9780415299251, 0203634004, 0203638476, 041529925X instant download after payment.

The book starts by setting out the duties of a building pathologist in the context of the modern roofing industry, defining failure and explaining its underlying causes. The main chapters then deal with the main specific types of failure: fire, shrinkage and roofing systems displacement, calendar shrinkage, foam insulation shrinkage and 'stretched' membranes, plasticizer migration, bitumen incompatibility, built-up roofing felt porosity, blistering, thermal insulation instability, foam insulation problems, torch applications, polymer dispersion, asphalt-glass fibre shingle splitting, lack of appropriate venting, problems with cool roofing and problems with organic fibre-portland cement shingles. The book concludes with an outline of the principal rules for long service life roofing.

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