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| Cable tray support
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Structure that is used to restrain and support cable trays. |
| Cable, shielded
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Woven metal sheath, which provides electromagnetic shielding by surrounding one or more insulated electrical wires. |
| Cabo
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Council of American Building Officials. |
| Cabriole
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Furniture leg style, dating back to the early 18th century, which is often shaped like an animal foot or claw. |
| Cadastral map
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Map within a jurisdiction, which shows the boundary lines and ownership of all real estate in the area. |
| Cadmium-plated
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Hardware items made of steel are often coated with cadmium to make them rust-resistant. Cadmium is more water-resistant than zinc. |
| Cage
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(1) Grouping of vertical metal bars, which surround an area or object; an enclosure of slats or bars. (2) A framework of wired rebar. (3) The component of an electric motor composed of solid bars (of usually copper or aluminum) arranged in a circle and connected to continuous rings at each end. This cage fits inside the stator in an induction motor in channels between laminations, thin flat discs of steel in a ring configuration. |
| Caging
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Framing around protrusions in a wall. Caisson Watertight box which surrounds a foundation, which is being built below water level. Alternately, a recessed ceiling panel. |
| Caisson foundation
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Foundation, which is constructed in place by filling holes that, are drilled through to bearing sedimentary rock, with concrete. |
| Caisson pile
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Large piling used to support a building or bridge by being sunk into the ground or the body of a bed of water. Caissons are constructed of a cast-in place concrete, which is poured into a hollow cylinder, which has been inserted into the ground with a pile driver. Drilled-in caissons have the ends reinforced with a steel shoe welded to the bottom of the cylinder. |
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