BDCS Flashcards
What is heat-strengthened glass and how is it often used
Plate glass that is made opaque by a ceramic glaze that is fused over the surface. Used exclusively for spandrel glazing I’m curtain walls
Explain the finishing of metals exposed to weather
Alkyd based paint preferred over oil based. Paint should be of the same base type. Coal-tar enamel used if under ground or water
Name the 4 basic types of cement and their common use
Type I - normal
Type II - moderate sulfate resist, SOG
Type III - high early strength(high heat), cold weather
type IV- low heat, large pours & hot weather
Type V- sulfate resisting.
Bulb tee
Used in gypsum conc deck construction. Connected to main structure. Upside down “T”. Planks rest on flange. Gap from edge of plank to tee web is filled with gypsum grout.
What are the three grades of glulam construction
Premium
Architectural
Industrial
What is the purpose of strip panel coatings on aluminum frame windows?
Minimize corrosive damage caused by alkalis found in wet concrete mortar and plaster
Gypsum partition tiles and blocks are held together with this
Gypsum mortar
The apartment building on the rue Franklin in Paris designed by Auguste Perret is known as the first to do what?
Employ the use of reinforced concrete framing
Blisters in built up roof decking are caused by what.
The formulation and concentration of moisture and or air anywhere within the build up assembly
Concrete having a low water cement ratio is what?
Stronger and more resistant to freezing and thawing
How does excessive bleeding affect concrete
Weakens the surface of concrete
Class A Door: Location, hours
3 hour, fire walls between buildings or building divisions. 100si max glass per leaf. Auto closing or self closing
Class B door
1.5 hour, stair wells. 100si max glass per leaf. Self closing
Class C door
45min, opening to corridor or in room partitions. 1296 si max glass per leaf. Self closing
Class D door
1.5 hour, exterior wall opening. No glass permitted. Self closing
Type v construction
Frame construction. Wood frame
Type III construction
Joisted masonry. Masonry walls, wood roof.
Type IV construction
Heavy timber
Type II construction
non-combustible. (Light gage metal studs)