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Escoramento de fachadas

English translation: To provide temporary bracing for the building's façade.

08:04 Oct 12, 2000
Portuguese to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering
Portuguese term or phrase: Escoramento de fachadas
Processo utilizado para segurar a fachada de um edifício que está a ser restaurado. Devido à legislação aplicável a edifícios com valor patrimonial, não se pode mexer na fachada dos mesmos, por mais obras que se façam. Este é um sistema usado provisoriamente para manter a fachada em pé sem que seja afectada por ventos, sismos ou outros impulsos.
Preciso do termo técnico inglês para este processo.
Obrigada,
Cristina
Cristina Mendia
Local time: 02:11
English translation:To provide temporary bracing for the building's façade.
Explanation:
Or "to buttress the façade" against wind and earthquake loads, or soil
settlement.

Regards.
Luis Luis
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Luis Luis
United States
Local time: 21:11
Grading comment
thanks very much for your quick and accurate answer. "Shoring" was also proposed and it is less accurate but of more common usage, from what I gather...
Some reference would have been great:-)
Thanks for the help...
Cristina
mailto:[email protected]
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naTo provide temporary bracing for the building's façade.
Luis Luis


  

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To provide temporary bracing for the building's façade.


Explanation:
Or "to buttress the façade" against wind and earthquake loads, or soil
settlement.

Regards.
Luis Luis

Luis Luis
United States
Local time: 21:11
Native speaker of: Native in PortuguesePortuguese
PRO pts in pair: 107
Grading comment
thanks very much for your quick and accurate answer. "Shoring" was also proposed and it is less accurate but of more common usage, from what I gather...
Some reference would have been great:-)
Thanks for the help...
Cristina
mailto:[email protected]
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