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retrofit
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retrofit [′re·trō‚fit]
(engineering)
A modification of equipment to incorporate changes made in later production of similar equipment; it may be done in the factory or field. Derived from retroactive refit.
retrofit
The addition of new building materials, building elements, and components, not provided in the original construction. See building retrofit.
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