Farm structure Flashcards

1
Q

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

A

Mortar

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2
Q

Crushed stone crushed gravel or gravel with diameter above 5 mm

A

Coarse aggregate

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3
Q

Mixture of cement and water

A

Paste

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4
Q

Quantity of CHB per m² of work

A

12.5 pcs/m²

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5
Q

Nominal size of CHB

A

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

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6
Q

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

A

Plywood

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7
Q

Are vertical load bearing elements which are normally loaded in compression

A

Column

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8
Q

Unplained or undressed lumber?

A

Rough lumber

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9
Q

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

A

Fine aggregate

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10
Q

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

A

Farmstead

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11
Q

How many kilogram of steel reinforcement per cubic meter of concrete

A

100 to 130 kg

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12
Q

Rules of thumb for paint

A

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

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13
Q

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

A

Aggregate

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14
Q

A thick piece of lumber

A

Fitch

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15
Q

Number of purlins per square meter

A

4.4 board foot (2×4)

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16
Q

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

A

14 board foot

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17
Q

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

A

Timber

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18
Q

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

A

7 bf

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19
Q

Distance between building and farm structure must be

A

75 ft
29 m

20
Q

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

A

Board

21
Q

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

A

Stirrups

22
Q

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

A

Exogenous trees

23
Q

Lumber that has 4 to 13 cm thickness

A

Plank

24
Q

kilograms of 2 and 1/2 roof nails per m²

A

0.082 kg

25
Q

Number of board foot per square meter flooring

A

10.8 BF

26
Q

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

A

Pressed board

27
Q

Number of board foot per square meter for siding

A

10.7 BF

28
Q

Nominal thickness of plywood

A

20
12
4.7
3.2

LxW= 1.2×2.4

29
Q

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

A

Glued-Laminated Lumber

30
Q

Spacing between truss

A

Bay length

Slope=rise/(span/2)

Pitch= Rise/span

31
Q

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

A

Hardboard

32
Q

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

A

Particle board

33
Q

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

A

Straight grained

34
Q

Can resist both vertical and horizontal forces but not a moment

A

Pinned support

35
Q

Class that is used in floor, slab, and sidewalk

A

Class B

36
Q

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

A

Class A

37
Q

Can resist vertical and horizontal forces as well as a moment

A

Fixed support

38
Q

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

A

Axial load

39
Q

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

A

8 ft

40
Q

Class used in footings and foundations

A

Class C

41
Q

Number of 32 x 8 GI sheet per square meter

A

0.7238 pcs

42
Q

How many board foot per cubic meter

A

100 bf

43
Q

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

A

Slab

44
Q

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

A

Masonry

45
Q

Plaster volume

A

0.012 m3/m²

46
Q

how many kilogram of nails per 1,000 board foot

A

20 kg

47
Q

Bags of cement per cubic volume of plaster

A

10