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conceptReinforced autoclaved aerated concrete, a porous form of concrete used in buildings, especially in Aberdeen.
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or something moving forward so that we don't see swathes of people, like there's 900 households in Dundee just now, also with RAC.
When the council decided that the best way to deal with the WRAC was to demolish, in essence, the whole of Balmagask, which is one housing estate, the council tenants were just moved, just moved.
And in a room of about 50 people, there were three women who were all about to be displaced to elsewhere in the city because their council house had racking it.
When it was discovered that there was 500 homes in Aberdeen with rack in the roofs, the immediate issue was, are these roofs about to collapse on the people that are living in them, as they had done in some schools previously?
Yeah, I mean, we refer to it as risky rack, crumbling concrete.
Rack basically means reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete.
So can you remind anyone who may have taken their eye off the story or not heard about RAC in the first place, what is RAC?
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