Vertical Structures Flashcards

Vertical (54 cards)

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What do the Building layout prepare the site for?

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The foundation which must be planned and completed for each building to be constructed

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Reference points much be located at:

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permanent locations and outside the limits of construction

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Specific points (such as a corner of a building) will be set:

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a measured distance from the reference point

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What are the two methods of squaring building lines?

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6, ,8, 10 Method and Diagonal Method

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What are batter boards? and where are they located?

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tool used to reestablish the corners as needed, typically 3-4 feet away from construction site

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What is a frost line?

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the max depth below the ground surface at which soil freezes during winter

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What ar ethe two main purposes of deep foundation systems?

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Carry loads to the pile foundation and brace the pile foundation

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Wood Foundations are installed when?

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In nearly any condition of temperature and precipitation

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Wood Foundation must be what type of lumber?

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Treated

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Slab foundations are used for what?

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Tank pads and maintenance facilities where heavy loads are placed on the perimeter of the slab

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10
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Wall foundations are used when:

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heavy loads are to be carried or earth has low supporting strength (concrete, rock, brick or cut stone with footing at the bottom)

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11
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Plywood grades:

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A - smooth, paintable
B - slightly repair
C - Knotty
D - structural use

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What are the three types of composition panels?

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Oriented-Strand Board, Wafer Board, Particle Board

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What nail is used for straight nailing 1” thick lumber, and toe-nailing 2” thick lumber?

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8d

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What size nail is utilized for straight nailing 2” thick lumber?

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16d

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What are trusses used for?

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Large spans to give wide, unobstructed floor space

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Ventilation on wood frame constructions is key because:

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it eliminated moisture, reduces heat build-up and saves energy

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4 types of vents:

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Ridge, Rectangular, Soffit, Gable

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18
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High Strength bolts have ______ ______ on the head.

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Distinctive marks

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With a metal frame building construction, building erection starts where?

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The middle and uses temporary bracing to build out

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What are the three types of fasteners for sheeting a metal frame?

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Self taping, self drilling, pop rivet

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Masonry Modular design is based on:

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What are the MMD dimensions?

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8” or 16” horizontally, and 8” vertically

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What types of blocks are used?

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Full and half size blocks

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Masonry Construction Mortar must be used with in _____ hours of mixing.
2.5
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Mortar types:
M - High strength S - Medium to high strength N - Medium strength O - Low strength
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What are the two grades of CMU?
N - Below or above ground S - Above ground only
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z shaped tie bars at a right angle spaced no more then 4' apart, with CMU laying
Bearing walls
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metal lath across joints every other course, with CMU laying
non-bearing walls
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used only at corners, control joints used at all other points, with CMU laying
masonry bond
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What is the standard thickness of a mortar joint for concrete masonry units?
3/8"
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protects sheathing from moisture both before and after shingles are laid, in roofing
Underlayment
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Allows efficient water-shedding at the roof edges and along the eaves and rake, in roofing
Drip Edge
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What maintains a water tight roof?
Flashing
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What is inverted to provide wearing surface under first row of shingles?
Starter Course
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What is snapped at 5" increments to keep shingles running straight?
Chalk line
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What is done 6 per shingle and places just below the factory applied adhesive strip?
Roofing Nails
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How much is corrugated metal overlapped to prevent wind from blowing rain under the joint?
1.5 corrugation
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What is the purpose of inverting the Starter Course when installing 3-tab asphalt shingles?
to provide a wearing surface under the first row
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On construction prints, what are specifications?
notations explaining construction methods or specifications for materials which are not indicated by symbol
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On construction prints, what are notes?
May list allowable substitution, special provisions for certain locations, etc. Must always be read before beginning construction
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What is the principle source of information for supervisors? includes plans, elevations, sections and detail views
Working Drawings
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What indicated the type and location of doors, windows and other features?
Architectural Symbols
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What are vertical projections showing the front, rear, or side view of a building?
Elevations
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What are cross sectional views of a building which cut through all openings regardless of height from the floor?
Floor Plans
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What gives a top view of foundations walls or footings, showing locations?
Foundation Plan
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What gives a plan view of girders, joists, etc. with the size and spacing included?
Floor Framing Plan
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What shows sizes and arrangement of rafters, ridge pieces, purlins and other structural members?
Roof Framing Plan
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What shows information on studs, plates, corner posts, bracing sills and girts? Also depicts door and window framing
Wall Framing Plan
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What shows how a structure looks when cut vertically by a cutting plane?
Section
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What are large scale drawings that do not appear on the plans, elevations or sections?
Details
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What is the list of materials needed to complete a structure?
Bill of Materials
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What is the list of all parts of structure as depicted on drawings and in specifications?
Materials Takeoff List
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