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to your site, wrap materials in reusable blankets or padding, or take back the packaging after the materials have been delivered. Include waste disposal costs in bids Require subcontractors to include the cost of removing their waste in their bids to give them an incentive to produce less waste. Deconstruction Require the process of selective dismantling or removal of materials from buildings before or instead of demolition. Reuse and recycling examples include electrical and plumbing xtures that are reused; steel, copper, and lumber that are reused or recycled; wood ooring that is remilled; and doors and windows that are re nished for use in new construction. In addition, the construction team can reuse scrap materials on-site. Many building materials may be reusable during renovation projects and also in projects where a new building is built following the demolition of another. Planners can increase reuse potential by making efforts to use the same size and types of materials as in the old construction. Inadequate storage space for materials during the interim from removal to reinstallation may limit reuse as a materials-recovery option. Typical materials suitable for reuse include plumbing xtures, doors, cabinets, windows, carpeting, bricks, light xtures, ceiling and oor tiles, wood, HVAC equipment, and decorative items (including replaces and stonework). Below are several basic construction and demolition reuse tips

The concept of interface declaration through the use of a speci cation le. The RPC speci cation le may be considered the rst step in the development of the services interface, such as a WSDL le. The concept of a service provider application (called the server) and the service consumer application (called the client). The server provides the implementation of one or more functions that can be used or invoked by the client application. The concept of marshalling of arguments for transmission over the network. This refers to the packaging of arguments into one or more messages to be transmitted over the network. The encapsulation of all system- and network-related functionality in a library. This encapsulation led to future systems in which this functionality was separated out as a program of its own, thus leading to code reuse. Client and server stubs, which shield the programmer from the system and network calls. These stubs, in various forms, continue to be used even in a Service-Oriented Architecture. The concept of platform independence via the use of XDR (external data representation), which encodes the data in a machine-independent format.

If you have a 3G iPad, you will also be able to connect to the cellular data network the same network you connect to with an iPhone or other mobile phone. Things to consider about Cellular Data Connections: Wider availability than a Wi-Fi connection you can connect to 3G in a car or away from a city, whereas Wi-Fi is not typically be available in these locations. Extra monthly service fees for access to the Cellular Data network. In the US, AT&T charges about $15 for 250MB per month and about $30 for unlimited data. NOTE: Orange UK, Vodafone UK, O2, and Rogers Canada will all be announcing pricing in late May when the iPad ships internationally.

openings in the oor assembly. Leftover rigid insulation can be used as ventilation baf es in attics or installed into house envelopes at joist header assemblies. Pallets can be reused or returned to vendors. Salvageable materials can be given to businesses that collect and resell used construction materials.

The construction team may also consider donating or reselling reusable materials. Many materials can be salvaged from demolition and renovation sites and sold or donated. By selling or donating unwanted reusable materials, contractors can avoid disposal costs. Many construction and demolition wastes can be recycled into new materials. Keep in mind that local recycling options vary across United States. You can obtain information about recycling opportunities in your project area from municipal solid waste managers, regional of ces of state solid waste management agencies, and waste haulers. In addition, the construction team can make an effort to buy recycled-content construction materials. To help expand markets for recyclable materials, it is important to buy building supplies that contain recycled materials. Some of these materials have been used for years by the construction industry, but they have not been advertised as recycled. There are also many new recycled-content building materials of which you may not be aware.