Heavy fabrication
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1978.v31.i305.2534Abstract
Heavy prefabrication provides an efficient way to solve the problem of increased cost and shorter deadlines in construction, without at the same time lowering the required quality levels. The advantages of heavy prefabrication include: — High precision finishing. — Using materials at their maximum admissible stress capability. — Less labour than in conventional construction. — Fast fabrication and installation rates. — Low influence of weather considerations.
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