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MAKING SURE YOUR SPECIFICATIONS ARE UP-TO-DATE cover

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This TECHnote outlines some approaches to making sure your specifications are up-to-date using the NATSPEC system
The foundation unit of the NATSPEC specification system is the worksection. NATSPEC worksections are selected and customised by the specifier to produce a project specification. In some instances, the specifier can choose between a generic worksection and a branded worksection when compiling the specification. This TECHnote defines the alternatives and outlines their advantages.

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This TECHnote defines the alternatives between a generic and branded workstation, and outlines their advantages.
Hold points and Witness points are construction stages which may need additional inspection, verification and documentation

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Hold points and Witness points are construction stages which may need additional inspection, verification and documentation.
Mechanical commissioning strategies cover 2021

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This TECHnote discusses alternative mechanical balancing and commissioning strategies.
This TECHnote explains how the requirements of the National Construction Code Series (NCC) are incorporated in NATSPEC worksection specification Templates.

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This TECHnote explains how the requirements of the National Construction Code Series (NCC) are incorporated in NATSPEC worksection specification Templates.
Specifying Concrete

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Specifying concrete defines the properties of concrete, and its expected performance.
STATIC CONTROL FLOORS

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This TECHnote highlights the different types of static control floors and their application.
PREPARATION OF CONCRETE SUBSTRATES

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Substrate is the surface to which a material or product is applied.
LIMIT STATE DESIGN

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During recent decades, the emphasis in structural design has been moving from permissible stress design to limit state design since the latter approach makes possible rigorously designed, yet economical, structures by considering relevant modes of failure directly.
Atmospheric Corrosivity Categories TECHnote cover 2021

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Version:  2021.  (Current)
Atmospheric corrosivity categories are a standardised rating of the corrosivity of the atmosphere in relation to the corrosion rate of certain metals.