Concrete Formwork Flashcards
Review
What is the correct consistency of dry pack grout?
A. loose like a liquid so the form is easier to fill.
B. Squeeze it your hand and it holds its shape
C. Very Dry and it crumbles in you hand
D. Like sand and the particles run through your fingers.
B
What is the name for members that hold sections of a form in a straight horizontal line?
a. studs
b. Walers
c. Strong-backs
d. Spreaders
B
What is a caisson?
a. A long timber, concrete, or steel column driven vertically into the soil
b. A flared section on the top of a column
c. A thickened portion of the slab above a column that is heavily enforced,
d. A steel pipe placed in the ground and filled with concrete.
A
What is used when constructing an isolation joint between a concrete stairs and side walk?
a. 3 pcs of rebar.
b. two coats of release agent.
c. Asphalt impregnated strip
d. Epoxy coating.
D
What is the greatest advantage of snap ties?
a. Widths are adjustable.
b. Can be easily be broken off within the concrete.
c. Can be screwed out of the concrete.
d. Require few studs
C
What purpose does a poly vapor barrier serve under a slab on grade?
a. To stop moisture inside the concrete from getting into the soil.
b. Keep soil gasses out.
c. Stop basement from flooding.
d. Stop slab from absorbing dampness from the soil.
A
Which is the correct sequence when assembling a pre-fabricated column form?
a. Rebar, form, anchor-bolt template.
b. Form, anchor-bolt template, rebar.
c. Anchor-bolt template, rebar, form.
d. Anchor-bolt template, form, rebar.
C
According to OBC where may forms omitted under?
a. Columns
b. Piers
c. Chimneys
d. Pilasters
B
A battered wall is 3040mm long, 1829mm high, 914 mm base, and 610mm wide at the top. What is the volume of concrete needed?
a. 3.348 m³
b. 3.676 m³
c. 4.247 m³
d. 4.813 m³
C
The top of slab elevation is 104.475’. What would be the elevation of the U-head?
- slab thickness: 6”
- aluminum joist stringer depth: 6.5” each
- form ply thickness: 3/4”
a. 84.975
b. 102.829’
c. 102.892’
d. 103.370’
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Why are 3/4” square strips of wood sometimes used at inside corners of wall forms?
a. To keep corners from chipping.
b. To save material
c. To make stripping easier
d. To protect corners of plywood
A
What is the best way to level fly forms?
a. water level
b. 2’ level and straight edge
c. Builder’s level
d. Laser Chalk line
D
What are spandrel ties are used for?
a. Secure a vertical perimeter form in position.
b. Form drop beams in the middle of suspended slabs.
c. Secure walls in slip-form
d. Form one-sided pours against sheet piling.
D
What is the correct forming procedure for suspended slab construction?
a. Mudsills, screw-jacks, shoring frames, U-heads, stringers, cross-braces, joists.
b. Mudsills, screw-jacks, shoring frames, cross-braces, U-heads, stringers, joists
c. Screw-jacks, mudsills, shoring frames, cross braces, U - heads, stringers, joists.
d. Mud-sills, screw-jacks, shoring frames, cross braces, stringers, U-heads, joists.
B
How are tilt-up from panels most commonly lifted by the crane?
a. Coil inserts
b. Embedded tension bards
c. Slings clinched around them.
d. Wedge anchored lifting lugs.
B