Carolin Bahr in his research paper “Validation of Maintenance Cycles for Public Buildings” values given in literature regarding the different maintenance packages should be verified and adapted using real data, as the maintenance frequency is subjected to vary from building to building, result presented can be used as guidelines. Past records and interviewed data was used to generate maintenance frequency which will facilitate for preparing preventive maintenance plans and budgetary 3 provision. Data collected was analyzed and overall condition of the components was derived in three levels as good, fair and bad, even maintained components showed sign of distresses and were in all the three categories.
#Guideline for condition assessment of the building envelope code#
assessments, such as code compliance reports, building envelope assessments.
10 buildings from Mumbai were assessed and past data collection was done through complaint registers, checklist and interviews. five years to determine if the guideline is still viable and adequate. The National Institute of Building Sciences (NIBS)under contract from the Army Corps of Engineers, the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, the US Air Force, the General Services Administration, the Department of Energy, and the Federal Emergency Management Agencyhas developed this comprehensive federal guide for exterior envelope design and. Attempt is being made here to derive maintenance frequency for various building envelope components. Condition assessment is a procedure that uses an inspection process and analysis procedure for determining the condition of a building or group of buildings. And to do so time of occurrence of the task should be known, which can be obtained from the maintenance cycles of various components. As defined in order to achieve optimum performance maintenance tasks to be performed are important. Maintainability is “The ability to achieve the optimum performance throughout the lifespan of a facility within the minimum life cycle cost (LCC)”.
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