| 1. Construction manager. 2. Construction management. 3. Center-Matched.
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| Crane Manufacturers Association of America.
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| Concrete Masonry Association of California and Nevada.
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| Concrete masonry unit grout.
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| Concrete Masonry Unit.
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| 1. Carbon monoxide. 2. Cleanout.
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| A portable fire-fighting device which dispenses carbon dioxide to extinguish small fires.
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| Instrument used to indicate the percentage of carbon dioxide in stack gases.
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| An overhead sprinkler system containing Carbon Dioxide, installed and set to turn on when excess heat or smoke activates built-in sensors.
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| Carbon dioxide.
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| A chemical compound, usually alum, used in swimming pools for the purpose of gathering and precipitating suspended matter.
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| To change from a liquid into a dense mass; solidify; curdle.
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| Precipitation of colloids into a single mass; usually caused by excessive heat or catalytic agents.
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| Steel door to allow for addition of coal to burning chamber.
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| A dark brown to black cementitious material produced by the destructive distillation of bituminous coal.
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| Coal Tar Pitch.
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| Paint in which the binder or vehicle is combination of coal tar with epoxy resin.
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| (See TARRED FELT).
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| A roofing pitch made from the distillation of bituminous coal; used mainly in dead-level or low-slope roofs; coal-tar pitch comes in a narrow range of softening points from approximately l40° F to l55° F.
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| Derived from the distillation of coal tar.
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| Paint in which the binder or vehicle is a combination of coal tar with polyurethane resin.
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| In welding, the growing together, or growth into one body, of the base metal parts.
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| Concrete aggregate over 1/4-inch diameter; crushed stone, gravel, slag, or other inert materials.
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| Basket within a pipeline to trap large debris before the pump.
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| One having a continuous grading in sizes of particles from coarse through fine with a predominance of coarse sizes.
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| Wood with wide conspicuous annual rings in which here is considerable difference between springwood and summerwood; wood with large pores such as oak, ash, chestnet, and walnut; also called Coarse-Textured and Open-Grained.
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| See Coarse-Grained Wood.
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| One layer of dry paint, resulting from a single wet application; single layer of paint spread at one time and allowed to harden.
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| A piece of furniture that is used to hang coats.
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| 1. A thickness, covering or layer of plaster applied in a single operation. 2. See Caot of Paint.
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