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Title
Short-term solutions
Date
5/2018
Author(s)
Thomas Smith
Page(s)
46-51
Keyword(s)
damaged; roof; wind; membrane
Abstract
When wind damages a roof assembly, a temporary roof often is needed to keep water from entering the building. However, because of a lack of adequate guidelines for the design of temporary roof securements, many damaged roof membranes and temporary roofs have been inadequately secured. When inadequately secured, they are vulnerable to blow-off and present a risk to people and property.

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