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Definition of: Tabling.
In building; the term tabling is used when roof verges are capped with stone slabs.
Definition of: Tanalised timber.
In building; tanalised timbers are typically for floor joists, which have had tanalith-oxide preservative driven into their cellular structure under pressure.
Definition of: Tandem garage.
In property; a tandem garage is a garage long enough for two vehicles to park one behind the other.
Definition of: Terraced house.
In property; a terraced house is a house that is joined to adjoining buildings on both sides.
Definition of: Thin Film
In solar PV manufacturing; a thin film is a layer of semiconductor material, such as copper indium diselenide or gallium arsenide, a few microns or less in thickness, used to make photovoltaic cells.
Definition of: Thin Film Photovoltaic Module
In solar PV manufacturing a thin film photovoltaic module is a photovoltaic module constructed with sequential layers of thin film semiconductor materials.
Definition of: Tie-beam.
In building; a tie beam is the main horizontal roof beam just above the wall that connects the bases of rafters.
Definition of: Tilt Angle
In solar system design; the tilt angle is the angle at which a photovoltaic array is set to face the sun relative to a horizontal position. The tilt angle can be set or adjusted to maximize seasonal or annual energy collection. Usually a domestic system will have an angle fixed.
Definition of: Total Harmonic Distortion
In electrics; total harmonic distortion is the measure of closeness in shape between a waveform and its fundamental component. The level of closeness is handled automatically by the inverter at around 99% efficiency.
Definition of: Town house.
In property; a town house is a three or four storey house with an integral garage occupying the ground floor. They are usually within a town itself and are normally terraced.
Definition of: Trussed.
In building; trussed refers to timber planks framed together to bridge a space.
Definition of: Two-Axis Tracking
In solar system design: two-axis (sometimes called twin-axis) tracking is a photovoltaic array tracking system capable of rotating independently on two axis (e.g. vertical and horizontal).