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We ll be using nylon spacers and washers throughout this chapter, so let s talk about how to prepare them now and get it out of the way. That ll save time later! Follow these steps for any nylon spacer or washer that is glued to something or has screws inserted into it during this chapter: For nylon spacers and washers: Use a fine-grit sandpaper to roughen both ends of the spacer. If only one end gets glued, don t bother sanding the other. For nylon spacers: Grip them with your large pliers and use a drill to drive a size-6 screw in and out of it. This will create threads to allow future screws to insert into them easily. If you don t drive the screw completely through it, make a mark in the end you did drive so that you know where the threads are.

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The previous chapters have dealt with heat transfer in building elements and room spaces through the mechanisms of conduction, convection and radiation. Throughout, uniformity within the structural elements of the building and perfect mixing within the air capacity of the room space has been taken for granted. In this chapter, two departures from these key assumptions are explored. The rst of these deals with the transport of moisture within building elements and the second deals with the essentially unmixed behaviour of the air in the room space. It is useful to note at this point that complete closure of the thermal environment of a space cannot be made until mass transfer and air movement are properly described. Few of the existing models that will be explored in later chapters deal with these additional features in any detail, mainly due to historical limitations in computer power. Nonetheless, the seamless marriage of the principles given in 2 with those of the present chapter forms the ultimate goal of a deterministic model of the thermal environment of a space.

Brink, 2002) Both gravity data (ten Brink et al, 1993) and wide-angle seismic re ection and refraction pro les (DESERT Group, 2004; Mechie et al, 2005) support this conclusion by indicating that the Moho is elevated only slightly (<2 km) under the Dead Sea Basin These characteristics suggest that, although extension in uences the surface morphology and shapes of extensional basins that form along transforms, it does not play a dominant role in shaping the deep structure of the fault system (Section 862) like it does in rift basins Seismic re ection and refraction data collected across the Arava Fault (Fig 83a) reveal the deep structure of the Dead Sea Transform Beneath the surface trace of the fault, the base of a 17- to 18-km-thick upper crust (seismic basement) is vertically offset by 3 5 km (DESERT Group, 2004; Mechie et al, 2005).

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On the Dreamweaver side, six useful methods are in the FWLaunch C Library. Table 22-1 details the methods.