5. Interior Finishes And Passive Fire Protection Flashcards

1
Q

Building codes usually exclude reference to surface treatment such as paint and wallpaper that are no thicker than ___

A

1/28 inch

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2
Q

___ coating expands Upon exposure to heat and create a thick puffy coating that insulates the wood surface from heat and excludes oxygen from the wood

A

Intumescent

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3
Q

___ coating Forms a thick non-combustible coating over the surface of the wood

A

Mastics

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4
Q

____ testing Procedures include standardized methodologies that are intended to control as many variables as possible and yield meaningful results

A

Criterion referenced testing CRT

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5
Q

The standardized test used for measuring the surface burning characteristics of interior finish material is referred to as ___

A

ASTM E-84

Steiner tunnel

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6
Q

Flame sprees ratings over ___ are not premitted in occupancies per code.

A

200

Asbestos cement board 0

Red oak 100

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7
Q

Codes do not allow a combination of materials that exceed a max smoke developed rating of ___.

A

450

Red oak 100

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8
Q

___ walls Subdivide a building into smaller areas to limit the maximum spread of fire

A

Fire

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9
Q

Freestanding walls must be designed to resist a lateral load of at least ____ pounds per square foot

A

5

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10
Q

The IBC Also permits combustible structural members to be framed into a Masonary or concrete firewall from opposite sides provided there is a___ inch separation between the ends of the structural members

A

4 in

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11
Q

Stairwells in buildings four stories or lower are required to have a _ hr rated enclosure. Building taller than four stories, stairwells are required to have a _ hr rated enclosure.

A

1

2

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12
Q

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___ wall, a style of wall Designed to separate the interior environment from the Exterior environment

A

Curtain wall

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13
Q

$$$

___ ___ are the most common means for protecting openings through fire rated walls

A

Fire doors

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14
Q

Class __: openings in fire walls

A

A

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15
Q

Class _: Openings in vertical shaft and openings in two hour rated partitions

A

B

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16
Q

Class_: Openings between rooms and corridors having a fire resistance of one hour or less

A

C

17
Q

Class _: Openings in exterior walls subject to severe fire exposure from the outside of a building

A

D

18
Q

Class _: Openings in exterior walls subject to moderate or light exposure from the outside

A

E

19
Q

__ doors should never be used in a path of egress

A

Rolling doors

20
Q

Wood swinging fire doors include hardware that can also be referred to as

A

Builders or fire door hardware

21
Q

__ Can be used in partitions and fire doors were visibility is desired and a fire rating is required

A

Glazing

22
Q

Criterion referenced testing

Intermittent passage of flames is permitted after the first ___ mine of the test

A

30

23
Q

Marking rates fire doors. 3 things

A

1 door type
2 hourly rating
3 ID symbol of the testing lab