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NC-v4 MRc3:Building product disclosure and optimization - sourcing of raw materials

The difference of Reused, Salvaged, refurbished

As posted for Materials reuse. Salvaged, refurbished, or reused products can contribute to credit compliance, as in previous versions of LEED. I thought the word reuse and salvage is the same meaning and can be interchangeable, but here it does mean the different thing, so what is the difference with Reused, Salvaged, Refurbished?

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Tristan Roberts
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Tue, 05/13/2014 - 03:05

Qiang, I think these are simply three words being used to refer to more or less the same thing. I wouldn't worry about any distinctions.

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