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	Failure (F défaillance, R avarie, insuficienta, prabusire, slabire, defectiune, pana, deranjament, ruptura, dizlocare, surpare, distrugere, dezastru, pierderea functionalitatii) The termination of the ability of an item to perform a required function. See defect & fault
	Fatigue (R oboseala) The weakening of a material caused by repeated or alternating loads; may be used in conjunction with either static or dynamic loading (BS 2787)
	Fault (F 1.imperfection, vice, R 1.defect, 2.falie) 1) Any defect which impairs normal operation (BS CP1013); 2) geologic discontinuity where seismic events start. See failure & defect
	Faultmeter A Georgia Digital instrument that measures vertical displacement between joints with a digital readout. Measurements are positive or negative and be recorded for a number of joints FHWA (US) Federal Highway Administration
	Fissure (F fissure, R fisura, crapatura) crack or split flexure (F flexion, R incovoiere)
	. Fracture (F fracturer, R fractura, rupere, ruptura)[n or v] To make or become discontinuous otherwise than by cutting. Usually of relatively brittle materials
	Fungus (F moisi, R fungi, ciuperca, mucegai) A plant growth obtaining its nutrition by breakdown of organic matter, usually associated with the presence of dampness, eg. in timber. The plants are characterized by the absence of chlorophyll (BS 4261)
	.. Fungal growth (F moisissure). mold. Upward movement of soil (ground) or of a structure which it supports FWD (Falling Weight Deflectometer) Instrument that determines the structual condition of each pavement layer.
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