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| Solid bridging
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Solid wood blocks that are placed between floor joists for distribution of concentrated loads. |
| Solid fuels
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Any fuel that is in solid form, such as wood, peat, lignite, coal, and manufactured fuels such as pulverized coal, coke, charcoal, briquettes, pellets, etc. |
| Solid masonry wall
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Masonry wall of 75 percent solid units with mortar at all joints. |
| Solid mopping
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To continuously apply hot asphalt or coal tar leaving no areas without bitumen. |
| Solid square
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Metal straightedge that has a nonmetal handle at a right angle to the metal blade . Also called a T-square, the 90-degree inside angle is used to verify square corners in cabinetry, etc. |
| Solid top
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Concrete unit with a solid top, which is good for use as a bearing surface. |
| Solid vinyl flooring
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This smooth-surface plastic floor is a mixture of vinyl resins, plasticizer, fillers and stabilizers with color added throughout the product. Produced in either square tiles or sheet goods. |
| Solid wire
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Single conductor electric wire as opposed to a stranded wire of multiple conductors. |
| Solid-core door
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Door with a solid interior. |
| Solidity
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In reference to a wind energy conversion device, the ratio of rotor blade surface area to the frontal, swept area that the rotor passes through. |
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