Ch. 7 Wood Frame Construction Flashcards

1
Q

A ________ is supported by the frame and has curtain walls

A

Framed building

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2
Q

the load of the entire structure is carried on the walls

A

Wall bearing

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3
Q

Lumber with tongue and grooves at the ends

A

End matched lumber

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4
Q

Heavy timber is greater than ________ inches wide

A

8

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5
Q

use of solid wood members instead of lightweight wood trusses

A

Legacy construction

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6
Q

tongue and grooved lumber

A

Matched lumber

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7
Q

Board made of layers of strands of wood cut from logs, at a fairly constant width two length ratio

A

Oriented Strand Board (OSB)

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8
Q

narrow rough strips of wood nailed to studs

A

Wood lath

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9
Q

Balloon frame buildings have structural ________ from top to bottom

A

Continuity

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10
Q

A common means of flames spread in balloon frame and platform frame buildings is the ________

A

Open stairwell

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11
Q

Headers are on the ends and trimmers are along the lengths of ________

A

Floor openings

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12
Q

A peaked roof is built of rafters and a _____

A

Ridge board (ridge pole)

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13
Q

_____ give a roof a variety of slopes and shapes

A

Hips and valleys

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14
Q

Trusses are most often used as _____

A

Beams

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15
Q

Trussed columns can be seen in high energy transmission lines and _____

A

radio towers

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16
Q

During a fire, the presence of truss floors may be disclosed by smoke or fire pushing through the wall at the _____

A

floor line

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17
Q

Wood truss roofs lack a _____ so you can’t hang a roof ladder on a beam, only roof deck sheathing

A

Ridge pole

18
Q

Ventilation of a wood truss roof must be performed using an _____

A

Aerial device (Don’t walk on the roof)

19
Q

Solid floor joists act as fire stops but _____ do not

A

Trusses

20
Q

Voids are almost invariably interconnected horizontally and vertically by _____ pathways

A

Utility

21
Q

The flammability range of carbon monoxide is from 12.5% to _____

A

74%

22
Q

Newer I shaped wooden beams are 2X4” flanges and _____ for the web

A

OSB (Oriented strand board)

23
Q

Often, cut off ends of _____ are used as fire stopping

A

I-Beams

24
Q

Wood I joists and _____ are considered to be the most dangerous of all structural members to firefighters.

A

lightweight wood trusses

25
Q

_____ is engineered construction in which the roof and floor trusses and studs are tied into a unitized frame

A

Truss frame

26
Q

_____ is often required by code to be installed to prevent the spread of fire

A

Fire stopping

27
Q

_____ typically limit the vertical movements through relatively small-concealed passages such as under stairs and inside walls.

A

Fire stops

28
Q

_____ limit horizontal movements through large concealed passages such as open web floor trusses or attics

A

Draft stops

29
Q

_____ fire stopping comes as a result of normal building construction

A

Inherent

30
Q

_____ fire stopping is installed to meet the requirements of a code.

A

Legal

31
Q

In multiple unit dwellings, the recommended location for fire stopping is along the tenant separations so that the entire floor– ceiling area, above / below the unit on fire, is a _____

A

Collapse area

32
Q

Woods can be made fire retardant by impregnation with mineral salts, which _____ its rate of burning.

A

Slow

33
Q

_____ can significantly reduce wood’s flame spread

A

Pressure treatment

34
Q

Treated wood will burn, but a _____ rate

A

Slower

35
Q

_____ coatings swell up when heated

A

Intumescent

36
Q

A basic problem with plywood exposed to fire is that it _____ which increases the surface area and the rate of heat release

A

Delaminates

37
Q

_____ burn like solid heavy timbers and do not delaminate like plywood

A

Laminated timbers

38
Q

_____ is the covering that is applied to the studs or framing of a structure

A

Sheathing

39
Q

A common method of ignition of low-density fiberboard is a _____

A

Plumber’s torch

40
Q

Wood shakes are larger than wood _____

A

Shingles

41
Q

Roofing materials are classified as A, B or C. The least fire resistant is _____ rated

A

C