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Nov 2, 2022
Assessing Hail Damage to Concrete Tile Shingles: An Analytical Method and a Case Study
Authors: Nathan P. Mayercsik, Ph.D. [email protected], and Paul J. Bennett [email protected]Author Affiliations
Publication: Forensic Engineering 2022
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Assessing hail damage to concrete tile shingles can be difficult as the difference between footfall, hail impact, and other phenomena is not always clear. Further, during insurance claims the lower right hand corner breaks are often the subject of dispute as to whether or not they were caused by hail impact, thermal movement, or ice build up. This paper presents a brief literature review on hail damage to concrete tile shingles including discussion on the possibility of thermal expansion/contraction causing damage to lower right hand corners. Inspection methods are discussed and an analytical method is presented along with a case study in which the analytical method is utilized.
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1Senior Engineer, Exponent, Inc., Denver, CO. Email: [email protected]
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2Principal Engineer and Office Director, Exponent, Inc., Denver, CO. Email: [email protected]
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