Farm structure

Question 1

Mixture of cement sand and water used for laying bricks or masonry

Answer 1

Mortar

Question 2

Crushed stone crushed gravel or gravel with diameter above 5 mm

Answer 2

Coarse aggregate

Question 3

Mixture of cement and water

Answer 3

Paste

Question 4

Quantity of CHB per m² of work

Answer 4

12.5 pcs/m²

Question 5

Nominal size of CHB

Answer 5

H-200 mm
T-100 mm, 150 mm, 200 mm
L-400 mm

Question 6

Is a glued laminated wood product engineered to make a thin sheet of wood 1/10 to 1/4 in thickness

Answer 6

Plywood

Question 7

Are vertical load bearing elements which are normally loaded in compression

Answer 7

Column

Question 8

Unplained or undressed lumber?

Answer 8

Rough lumber

Question 9

In the form of, crushed stone, sand, crushed gravel with 5 mm diameter and below

Answer 9

Fine aggregate

Question 10

An area where farmhouse are located and considered as the center of farm enterprise

Answer 10

Farmstead

Question 11

How many kilogram of steel reinforcement per cubic meter of concrete

Answer 11

100 to 130 kg

Question 12

Rules of thumb for paint

Answer 12

First coating - 1 gal/20 m²
Second coating - 1 gal/25 m²
Paint thinner - 2 gal/20 gal of paint
Linseed oil - 1 gal/20 gal of paint

Question 13

A material held together by the paste formed of cement and water

Answer 13

Aggregate

Question 14

A thick piece of lumber

Answer 14

Fitch

Question 15

Number of purlins per square meter

Answer 15

4.4 board foot (2×4)

Question 16

in roof framing, how many board foot per square meter roof area

Answer 16

14 board foot

Question 17

A wide piece of lumber 5 inches or 13 cm or larger in its smallest dimension

Answer 17

Timber

Question 18

In ceiling framing how many board foot per square meter roof area

Answer 18

7 bf

Question 19

Distance between building and farm structure must be

Answer 19

75 ft
29 m

Question 20

Piece of lumber less than 4 cm thick with at least 10 cm wide

Answer 20

Board

Question 21

The structural reinforcing member that holds or binds together the main reinforcement of a beam or girder to a design position

Answer 21

Stirrups

Question 22

Are most preferred in building construction which grows larger by addition of layer on the surface each year

Answer 22

Exogenous trees

Question 23

Lumber that has 4 to 13 cm thickness

Answer 23

Plank

Question 24

kilograms of 2 and 1/2 roof nails per m²

Answer 24

0.082 kg

Question 25

Number of board foot per square meter flooring

Answer 25

10.8 BF

Question 26

Is made of any vegetable mineral or synthetic fiber mixed with binder and press into a flat sheet

Answer 26

Pressed board

Question 27

Number of board foot per square meter for siding

Answer 27

10.7 BF

Question 28

Nominal thickness of plywood

Answer 28

20 12 4.7 3.2 LxW= 1.2×2.4

Question 29

Lumber that are joined together by a glue to form a bigger size of timber with the desired size and shape

Answer 29

Glued-Laminated Lumber

Question 30

Spacing between truss

Answer 30

Bay length Slope=rise/(span/2) Pitch= Rise/span

Question 31

Is a panel which are made of wood chips that have been exploded, leaving cellulose fibers and lignin

Answer 31

Hardboard

Question 32

Is a panel made of wood fibers bonded with urea type resins and pressed under high temperature

Answer 32

Particle board

Question 33

When the direction of the fibers are near parallel with the side and edges of the board

Answer 33

Straight grained

Question 34

Can resist both vertical and horizontal forces but not a moment

Answer 34

Pinned support

Question 35

Class that is used in floor, slab, and sidewalk

Answer 35

Class B

Question 36

Class that is used for column, beams, suspended slab and other member subjected to bending stress

Answer 36

Class A

Question 37

Can resist vertical and horizontal forces as well as a moment

Answer 37

Fixed support

Question 38

Load is applied to centroid and may fail either by material crashing or buckling

Answer 38

Axial load

Question 39

Nominal length of lumber are in even length, shortest is ______.

Answer 39

8 ft

Question 40

Class used in footings and foundations

Answer 40

Class C

Question 41

Number of 32 x 8 GI sheet per square meter

Answer 41

0.7238 pcs

Question 42

How many board foot per cubic meter

Answer 42

100 bf

Question 43

Kind of rough lumber which is cut tangent to the annual rings running the full length of the log and containing at least one flat surface

Answer 43

Slab

Question 44

Term for walls, pillars, arches and other structures by laying bricks, stones blocks and other stone like materials such as hollow blocks

Answer 44

Masonry

Question 45

Plaster volume

Answer 45

0.012 m3/m²

Question 46

how many kilogram of nails per 1,000 board foot

Answer 46

20 kg

Question 47

Bags of cement per cubic volume of plaster

Answer 47

10