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245		0	_aDesign manual for retrofitting flood-prone residential structures/ _cFederal Emergency Management Agency, Federal Insurance Administration, Office of Loss Reduction.
260			_aHawaii: _bUniversity Press of the Pacific Honolulu, _c2004.
300			_av, 265 p. _c28 cm.
505			_aChapter 1 Introduction to Retrofitting 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Using This Manual Chapter 2 Considerations for Retrofitting 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Flood Characteristics 2.3 Site Characteristics 2.4 Building Characteristics 2.5 Regulatory Limitations 2.6 Cost Considerations 2.7 Overview of Retrofitting Methods Chapter 3 Elevation 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Considerations 3.3 Elevation of a Structure on Foundation Walls 3.4 Elevation of a Slab-on-Grade Structure 3.5 Elevation onto Extended Foundation Walls 3.6 Use of Open Foundations 3.7 Elevation onto Piers 3.8 Elevation onto Posts or Columns 3.9 Elevation onto Piles 3.10 Cost Guidelines 3.11 Technical Design Criteria-Lifting Beams for Raising Structures 3.12 Technical Design Criteria-Extended Wall Foundations 3.13 Technical Design Criteria-Anchoring of Superstructure to Foundation 3.14 Technical Design Criteria-Open Foundations Chapter 4 Relocation 4.1 Introduction 4.2 Considerations 4.3 The Relocation Process 4.4 The Homeowners' Role 4.5 Cost Guidelines Chapters 5 Levees 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Considerations 5.3 Construction Techniques 5.4 Cost Guidelines 5.5 Technical Design Criteria Chapter 6 Floodwalls 6.1 Introduction 6.2 Considerations 6.3 Construction Techniques and Materials 6.4 Cost Guidelines 6.5 Technical Design Criteria Chapter 7 Closures 7.1 Introduction 7.2 Considerations 7.3 Low Profile Permanent Closures 7.4 Closure Materials and Construction 7.5 Cost Guidelines 7.6 Technical Design Criteria Chapter 8 Sealants 8.1 Introduction 8.2 Considerations 8.3 Sealing Techniques 8.4 Closures 8.5 Design Details 8.6 Cost Guidelines 8.7 Technical Design Criteria Chapter 9 Protection of Utilities 9.1 Introduction 9.2 Considerations 9.3 Emergency Protective Measures 9.4 Permanent Protective Measures 9.5 Utility Relocations to Existing Space 9.6 Utility Relocations to New Space 9.7 Plumbing System Protection 9.8 Storage Tank Anchorage Chapter 10 Special Situations 10.1 Alluvial Fans 10.2 Elevation on Fill 10.3 Elevation of a House Attached to a Mat Slab 10.4 Floating Structures Chapter 11 Choosing a Method 11.1 Selection Process 11.2 Level of Protection 11.3 Determining Cost/Benefit of Retrofitting Appendix A H Guide to Selecting Architectural/Engineering Services and Contractors A.l Introduction A.2 Architectural/Engineering Services A.3 General Contractors Appendix B The National Flood Insurance Program B.1 Introduction B.2 Base Flood Elevations andthe Hazard Zones B.3 NFIP Coverage Appendix C Forces C.1 Hydrostatic Loads C.2 Hydrodynamic Loads C.3 Impact Loads C.4 Wind Loads Appendix D Federal &State Contacts Appendix E Glossary of Terms Appendix F Bibliography F.1 Annotated Bibliography F.2 Complete Bibliography Appendix G Case Study Narratives
650			_aFlood damage prevention -- Handbooks, manuals, etc.
650			_aBuildings -- Protection -- Handbooks, manuals, etc.
650			_aBuildings -- Protection.
710			_aFederal Emergency Management Agency, Federal Insurance Administration, Office of Loss Reduction.
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