<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?><?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="showHTML.xsl"?><wikiword name="RestorationTechniques" created="(2010, 11, 17, 10, 2, 50, 2, 321, 1)" parents=" CDRCM6"><a name=".h0"></a><h1>Restoration Techniques</h1>
<a name=".h26"></a><h2>Crack repair techniques and crack width thresholds</h2>
Relate the techniques and thresholds to the types of components. Need some pointers to paint literature<br />
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<a name=".h185"></a><h2>Floor diaphragm repairs</h2>
Ask Des Bull to elaborate on this<br />
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<a name=".h247"></a><h2>Restoring serviceability stiffness</h2>
Some systems such as diagonal tension ties are now slack. When should these be replaced rather than just tightened? This may depend upon the number of cycles.<br />
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<a name=".h445"></a><h2>Cover plates over seismic joints</h2>
Detailing to avoid interference with fire doors<br />
Fastening to avoid frequent repair during aftershocks without becoming a trip hazard<br />
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<a name=".h615"></a><h2>Repairing Damaged Parapets</h2>
<a name=".h646"></a><h2>Brick buildings</h2>
What reconstruction techniques are best; types of mortar, pointing etc.<br />
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<a name=".h738"></a><h2>Product Evaluations</h2>
Some have already evaluated products so it would be useful to share this information<br />
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<a name=".h847"></a><h2>Sticker Removal or Reinstatement Process</h2>
This still needs clarification. The process needs a formal moderation process (and training) to reduce the variation in judgement during the initial evaluation and later reevaluations. There are also process and criteria variations between Territorial Authorities.<br />
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