| n American Standard designation for a particular section of hot-rolled steel which in cross section is shaped like a capital "I".
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| 1. Represents the moment of inertia of a member. 2. Occupancy Importance Factor. 3. Represents Amperes.
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| Inside diameter
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| Indoor Air Quality.
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| International Building Code.
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| International Conference of Building Officials.
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| International Code Council.
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| Interstate Commerce Commission.
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| Commercial refrigerator which operates at approximately 0° F. (-18° C.); used for storage of ice cream.
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| An ice obstruction along the eaves of a roof caused by the refreezing of water emanating from melting snow on the roof surface above.
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| An appliance that freezes water into ice chunks or cubes.
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| The amount of heat absorbed by melting ice at 32° F. (0° C.) is 144 BTUs per pound of ice or 288,000 BTUs per ton; also called Ice Melting Effect
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| A container which holds ice and maintains its solid properties.
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| 1. Inside Diameter. 2. Inside Dimension.
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| see Layout Stick. See Story Pole, 2.
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| Pulley used on some belt drives to provide proper belt tension and to eliminate belt vibration.
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| Transformer designed to provide a high- voltage current; used in many heating systems to ignite fuel; it provides a spark gap.
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| International Institute of Ammonia Refrigeration.
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| Impact Insulation Class.
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| Intensity Level.
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| Indiana Limestone Institute of America, Inc.
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| Contrary to or against the law.
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| Deficient in liquid assets.
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| Light up, make bright, usually with electrical lighting.
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| A mineral having the theoretical composition FO TiO2used principally in the production of titanium oxide.
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| Intermediate Metal Conduit.
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| 1. Ice Melting Equivalent. 2. Ice Melting Effect.
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| International Masonry Institute.
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| Not measurable; immense.
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| Incapability of being mixed or made homogeneous.
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