Concrete Questions Flashcards

1
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What is the underside of a concrete beam called?

A

The soffit

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2
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What name is given to the anchor point of a pre stressed tendon used in reinforce a concrete structure

A

Cachetage point

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3
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What is meant by a jarlan hole?

A

A perforation in a breakwater wall

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4
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What is meant by the term soffit, when applied to concrete inspection?

A

the underside of the beam

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5
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How many defect types are there in concrete inspection?

A

8

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6
Q

How does concrete protect the reinforcement cage against corrosion?

A

Passivation

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7
Q

When inspecting concrete which of the following would be described as a blemish?

A

A construction joint

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8
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What is meant by a cachetage point?

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An anchor point of a pre-stressed tendon

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9
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What property of concrete prevents the steel reinforcement from corroding in a concrete structure?

A

The high pH environment

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10
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Pre or post stressing tendons are placed into which of the following in a concrete beam?

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Answer: Duct
a. Tremie
b. Cathetage Points
c. Duct
d. Post Point

In a concrete beam, pre or post stressing tendons are typically placed into a duct. This allows for the tendons to be tensioned and then bonded to the concrete, either before or after the concrete has set. The duct serves as a conduit for the tendons and is an essential component in the design of prestressed concrete structures, as it facilitates the tensioning process and ensures the proper transfer of forces from the tendons to the concrete

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11
Q

Slipform shuttering will leave a set of regular horizontal ridges known as?

A

Weatherboarding

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12
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Which of the following would not be considered a category A defect, on a concrete structure?

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Answer: Embedded object

a. Variable Cover
b. Faulty Repair
c. Delamination
d. Embedded Object

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13
Q

Which of the following would you not find on a concrete structure?

A

Pile guide

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14
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The anchor point for a pre-stressing tendon in a concrete beam is the?

A

Cachetage point

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15
Q

Which of the following is an in-service defect?

A

Popout

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16
Q

Concrete weight coat:

A

Protects the pipeline from impact

17
Q

List all category A defects (8 points)

A

Category A – Defects
Usually require detailed investigation & are likely to generate an intervention to repair.

  1. Cracks
  2. Delamination
  3. Pop-Out
  4. Impact Damage
  5. Tearing
  6. Exposed Re-informent
  7. Faulty Repair
  8. Variable Cover
18
Q

List all category B defects ( 6 Points)

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Category B (Areas of Concern).
Usually monitored but may require an intervention to repair.
1. Embedded objects
2. Recessed metal plates
3. Cast-in sockets
4. Abrasion
5. Water-jet damage
6. Honeycombing.

19
Q

List all category C defects

A

01 - Construction Joint
02 - Blowholes
03 - Rubbing Down Marks
04 - Regular Horizontal Ridge
05 - Curing Compound
06 - Vertical Drag Marks
07 - Formwork Misalignment
08 - Scabbing
09 - Good Repair
10 - Irregular Horizontal Ridge
11 - Grout Run
12 - Resin Mortar Repair