Service Life of Rehabilitated Buildings and Other Structures

STP Published: 1990

STP1098-EB

Service Life of Rehabilitated Buildings and Other Structures

Editor(s): Stephen J. Kelley, Philip C. Marshall

Defines some problems and suggests future directions for improving methods of service life prediction. 11 peer-reviewed papers cover: maintenance management bases and service life; extrinsic factors and service life; case studies; building materials and service life; and case studies: building system and service life. For architects, engineers, building managers, and professionals involved in preservation and rehabilitation.

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SJ Kelley, PC Marshall

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Asset Management Information System (AMIS) for Environment Canada—Parks

SC Hum-Hartley, JC Richard, JW McBain

A Maintenance Specifications Database for the National Park Service

DG Battle

A Condition Assessment Process Developed for Use in the Private Sector

P Audet-Lapointe

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Service Life Prediction and Life-Cycle Costing for Materials Damage as a Result of Acid Deposition

RA Livingston

“The Rehab Code”: The Buildings Officials and Code Administrators, International, Inc. (BOCA) Approach to Code Equivalencies in Rehabilitation

WM Meyer

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Life Expectancy for the Statue of Liberty

EB Cliver, R Baboian

The Next 120 Years: Service Life Issues in the Preservation of Cape Hatteras Lighthouse

D Slaton

An Analysis of the Performance and Service Life of the Concrete Structure of Unity Temple, Oak Park, Illinois

HJ Hunderman, TL Rewerts

Problems Affecting the Service Life of Exterior Sandstone: Case Study, the Burlington, Iowa Free Library

D Arbogast

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Assessment of Building Facades in Masonry and Stone

SE Thomasen, CL Searls

The Montague Building and Watauga Hall: A Comparison of Predicted Service Life Based on Building Materials

DC Fischetti

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Developed by Committee: E06

Pages: 130

DOI: 10.1520/STP1098-EB

ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5153-6

ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-1398-5