1) Facing 2) Laser application 3) Protection 4) Protective cover 5) Protective covering
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(F bardage, R vener, although the cladding/air barrier concept is not normally used in Romanian construction) The external covering to the frame or structural walls of a building or structure (BS 5168). The veneer is non- loadbearing, and as such it is designed to carry only its own weight (dry and/or wet), and a limited number of loads such as win...
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(from the article `industrial glass`) ...when light passing through one medium meets a medium of lower refractive properties at an appropriate angle, it is reflected totally back into the ... An optical fibre consists of a transparent core sheathed by a transparent cladding and by an opaque plastic protective coating. The core and the ....
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(from the article `nuclear reactor`) ...diluting agent may be fertile material or simply material that has good mechanical and chemical properties and that does not readily absorb ...
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Cladding is a protective, insulated or aesthetic fixed layer added to the exterior walls of a building.
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outer layer of material applied directly to nuclear fuel or other material to provide: - protection from a chemically reactive environment, - containment of radioactive products produced during the irradiation of the composite, - a structural support
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that dielectric material of an optical fibre surrounding the core
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A thin layer of metal foil bonded to a substrate to form the conductive PCB pattern.
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The external covering or skin of walls of a building. Timber cladding includes natural or treated timber boards, and plywood
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An aluminum material locked to the outside faces of many Pella® products to provide a durable, low-maintenance exterior surface.
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An exterior veneer stone covering that is non-load bearing.
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Material (usually plastic) added to exterior of the car which isn't structurally necessary. May be functional to keep out dirt/debris as in underbody cladding, or may be cosmetic.
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A decorative, protective, or insulating layer that is attached to the outside of a building or other structure. It is not usually load bearing, but may serve to protect or enhance the actual load bearing structure.
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A process for covering one metal with another. Usually the surfaces of fairly thick slabs of two metals are brought carefully into contact and are then subjected to co-rolling so that a clad composition results. In some instances a thick electroplate may be deposited before rolling.
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External weatherproof envelope to a building either loadbearing or non-loadbearing. (Brick cladding, curtain walling.)
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The application of a thick (generally above 1mm) coating which melts or diffuses into the substrate. Processes include weld cladding and plasma transferred arc (PTA).
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The exterior covering of the structural members of a building.
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Non-load-bearing thin stone slabs used for facing buildings.
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a protective or insulating cover applied to the exterior walls or roof of a building.
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the act or process of bonding one metal to another, usually to protect the inner metal from corrosion. · metal bonded to an inner core of another metal.
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Sometimes referred to as “sidings,” i is extruded PVC-U boards that are used as outdoor weather-resistant façade panels.
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The external envelope of the building, particularly of the walls. (See sheeting, curtain walling, sandwich panels).
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Application of a stainless steel coating to a lower-alloy steel by means of pouring, welding, or coating to increase corrosion resistance at a lower cost than using steel exclusively.
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A process for covering one metal with another. Usually the surfaces of fairly thick slabs of two metals are brought carefully into contact and are then subjected to co-rolling so that a clad composition results. In some instances a thick electroplate may be deposited before rolling.
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