Chapter 12 - Fire-Resistive Construction Flashcards

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Fire resistive Construction is considered to be the best because of what two reasons

A

It doesn’t contribute fuel to a fire and is the most resistant to collapse

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2
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Concrete after mixed sets but it what

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Continues to cure indefinitely

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3
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What retards the curing of concrete

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Low temperatures

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4
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Concrete is weak in what type of strength

A

Tensile strength

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5
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Concrete has what type of shear resistance

A

Poor

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6
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Most types of concrete require how many days to obtain full strength

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28 days

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7
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What are the two basic types of concrete construction

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Cast and place

Precast

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8
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Composite construction describes buildings in which

A

Different load-bearing materials are used in different areas

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9
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The common cinder block is what type of concrete

A

Precast

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10
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What is added to concrete to resist spalling

A

Polypropylene microfibers

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11
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What is the chief virtue of concrete

A

High compressive strength and low cost

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12
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Concrete beams have zero strength of what

A

Tensile

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13
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In a cantilever beam the tension is where

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Top of the beam

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14
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In a continuous beam supported at more than two points tension occurs in the top of the beam where

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The area over the tops of the columns

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15
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In a continuous being supported at more than two points tension occurs in the bottom of the beam where

A

Between the two columns

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16
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Vertical reinforcing bars designed to prevent cracking under shear stress

A

Stirrups

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17
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Steel has how many times the compressive strength of concrete

A

15

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18
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Autoclave aerated concrete is what weight compared to traditional concrete

A

1/4

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19
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Many concrete floors are designed as what type of beam

A

Continuous

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20
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Concrete floors and what type of buildings may be only load-bearing and may not contribute to the building’s structural stability

A

Precast pinned concrete

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21
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Prestressing concrete helps with what type of load

A

Tensile

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22
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A major advantage of post tensioning is that floors can be what

23
Q

What is the general limit of masonry reinforced buildings

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Six stories

24
Q

Interior and exterior walls are equally load-bearing in what type of construction

A

Reinforced masonry

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Shores, formwork and lateral bracing
False work
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What percentage of the cost of the concrete structure is formwork
60%
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The setting of concrete is dependent on what
Temperature
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Concrete port at 50° F will develop how much more pressure than at 70° F
1/3
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The length of time for concrete to cure depends on what two things
The type of cement used and the temperature during the curing period
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What is a indication that concrete is not yet up to full strength
The presence of reassuring
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What resistance of post-tension slabs is poor
Shear resistance
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Precast concrete buildings under construction are unstable until
All connections are completed
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What might be the most dangerous hazard for type I buildings under construction
Heating most commonly LPG
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Steal that has been fireproofed is also known as
Protected steel
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What are the two types of individual fireproofing
In casement and spraying
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What type of fireproofing does not protect individual members
Membrane
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The addition of what can significantly affect the fire performance of an assembly
Added insulation that's not part of the specifications
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What is the most permanent fireproofing
Concrete
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What is the most common encasement method for columns
Gypsum board
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What is one of the fire protection advantages of concrete construction
Wax inherent voids
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If a building is fire resistive it's presumed that the floor will act as what
A barrier to the extension of fire
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Most imitation concrete panels are made of a
Steel framework with asbestos millboard
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What two purposes does the concrete and fire resistive Construction serve
Resist compressive stresses Protects The tensile strength of the steel from fire
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All areas were spoiling has reached the reinforcing steel should be what
Shored
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Normal strength concrete loses about 25% of its compressive strength at what temperature
575° F
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Normal strength concrete loses about 75% of its compressive strength at what temperature
11, 007° F
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When a wall formwork burst it usually goes out where
At the bottom
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Where will most victims be in a collapse of false work
On top of the false work
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All cutting into what type of concrete floor is unsafe
Post tensions
50
Concrete structures represent a what compared to other structures
Massive heat sink
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What are the two basic types of fire resistive construction
Reinforced concrete Structural steel
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Was serious fires in fire resistive buildings where is the collapse danger lie
Concrete
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In steel skeleton construction the underside of each floor is what
Light gauge corrugated steel sheets