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Characteristics
### 1. **Performance**
- **Explanation:** Performance refers to how
well the construction product or system functions
in accordance with its intended purpose. This
includes the efficiency, effectiveness, and
reliability of structures or systems.
- **Measures:** Performance can be measured
through functionality tests, load-bearing tests, and
assessments of energy efficiency, durability, and
operational effectiveness under various
conditions.
### 2. **Durability**
- **Explanation:** Durability is the ability of a
construction product to withstand wear, pressure,
or damage over time without significant
deterioration.
- **Measures:** Durability is typically measured
through life cycle tests, exposure to environmental
conditions (e.g., moisture, UV, temperature
changes), and monitoring wear and tear over
time.
### 3. **Compliance**
- **Explanation:** Compliance refers to the
degree to which the project adheres to regulatory
requirements, industry standards, and client
specifications.
- **Measures:** Compliance is measured by
conducting inspections, audits, and assessments
against relevant codes, regulations, and
contractual obligations. Compliance certificates or
approvals may also be used as evidence.
### 4. **Aesthetics**
- **Explanation:** Aesthetics involves the visual
appeal, design, and architectural style of the
construction project. It is subjective but important
for client satisfaction and alignment with the
surrounding environment.
- **Measures:** Aesthetics can be evaluated
through client feedback, visual inspections,
adherence to design plans, and comparison with
architectural renderings or models.
### 5. **Safety**
- **Explanation:** Safety pertains to the
construction’s ability to protect occupants, users,
and workers from hazards and ensure safe
operation and use.
- **Measures:** Safety is measured by
compliance with safety regulations, performing
risk assessments, safety audits, and monitoring
accident or incident rates. The presence of safety
features (e.g., fire protection, structural integrity)
is also assessed.
### 6. **Reliability**
- **Explanation:** Reliability is the ability of the
construction product to perform consistently under
normal operating conditions without failure.
- **Measures:** Reliability can be measured by
conducting stress tests, monitoring failure rates,
analyzing the consistency of performance over
time, and tracking maintenance records.
### 7. **Maintainability**
- **Explanation:** Maintainability refers to how
easily and efficiently a construction product or
system can be maintained, repaired, or serviced
throughout its lifecycle.
- **Measures:** Maintainability is measured by
evaluating the ease of access to components, the
simplicity of maintenance procedures, availability
of spare parts, and the time required for repairs.
### 8. **Functionality**
- **Explanation:** Functionality is the degree to
which a construction project or system meets the
required operational needs and specifications.
- **Measures:** Functionality is assessed
through operational tests, user feedback, and
comparison with the functional requirements
outlined in the project plan or specifications.