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Regarding the issue of removing old equipment.

2015-12-11View Original

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When removing old equipment, the part that the owner wants to reuse is called protective demolition; then what is the term for the part that is sold as waste after removal?
Reply #22015-12-11
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2015-12-11 15:59: Destructive demolition. Actual demolition simply means removing something; those that require protective demolition are specified separately or marked on site, while the rest are just removed, with damage being considered permissible by default. Your very long pipes cannot be transported without being damaged (shortened).

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