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1. Manual deconstruction or clipping
The oldest technique, "hand demolition" is still used today. It remains the fruit of the experience acquired by skilled craftsmen who possess a real empirical knowledge of the structures to be demolished.
The main buildings concerned are made of the following materials:
millstone, rubble stone or ashlar for vertical walls;
wooden joists, sometimes reinforced with metal beams (figure 1 );
filler troughs between joists ;
plaster partitions reinforced with planks.
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- FLORIO (F.), TERRIBLE (C.) , VINCENT (V.) - Déchets du Bâtiment et des Travaux Publics - (2006).
- COURREGES (P.) - L'amiante dans les bâtiments - (2002).
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Standards and norms
- Amiante friable Qualification des entreprises Référentiel technique. - NF X46-010 -
- Amiante friable Qualification des entreprises Modalité d'attribution et de suivi des certificats de qualification. - NF X46-011 -
- Repérage des matériaux et produits contenant de l'amiante dans les immeubles bâtis. - NF X46-020 -
Regulations
Circular DRT 98/10 of November 5, 1998 Modalités d'application de la réglementation par les Inspections du Travail.
CNAM Recommendation R371 of March 21, 1995 concerning work or interventions on asbestos flocking or materials containing asbestos.
Order of September 15, 1988 on medical surveillance of workers exposed to lead and its compounds.
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