G-2 Flashcards

1
Q

What is falsework?

A

Temporarily support framework

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2
Q

What is the purpose of form sheathing?

A

To support and shape the fresh concrete

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3
Q

What are mushroom caps used to protect against?

A

Impalement, cuts and scratches.

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4
Q

Who is responsible for preparing a plan for all formwork that could possibly cause injury to any person?

A

The employer

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5
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What must a P.Eng. sign before each concrete placement?

A

An inspection certificate

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6
Q

What should be done if any settlement or distortion of the formwork happens.

A

If distortion happens the placing of concrete must stop until the formwork has been strengthened and specified and inspected by a professional engineer

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7
Q

What species and grade of lumber would be a good choice for formwork?

A

Fir/Larch and Grade #2 and better

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8
Q

What is commonly done to concrete forms prior to each use?

A

Lubricated with a product (usually an oil) that provides for form release

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9
Q

List two kinds of ties that are stamped from sheet metal

A

Strap ties and quickstrip

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10
Q

Describe a coil toil

A

The coil of wire that forms the threat at both ends of the tie

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11
Q

Describe overlaid plywood

A

Formply that has one face covered with and resin-impregnated paper

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12
Q

What is the purpose of a reglet?

A

Counter flashing fits into the reglet and overlaps roofing material to form a watertight seal

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13
Q

What are control joints used for?

A

To control random cracking?

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14
Q

What is the difference between an isolation joint and a control joint?

A

An isolation joint is a space between members that prevent cracking. A control joint controls random cracking

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15
Q

What type of blade is used to cut control joints in hardened concrete?

A

Diamond toothed blade

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16
Q

Why is the floor slab not cast directly onto the footing?

A

To allow settling without cracking

17
Q

What is the minimum depth of a control joint for a slab on grade?

A

1/4 slab thickness

18
Q

What material is used for a give and take strip?

A

impregnated fibre board

19
Q

Describe three ways of making a control joint in a slab-on-grade

A

tooled, zip strip and surface cut after 24 hrs. of curing

20
Q

What is formwork?

A

Formwork supports and shapes fresh concrete

21
Q

What is one of the biggest fly forms?

A

Slab table

22
Q

What is the purpose of a strong-back?

A

To support and align formwork?

23
Q

How many pounds can a quick strip tie carry?

A

1500 lbs

24
Q

What tie can carry of 30 000 lbs?

A

Taper ties

25
Q

Describe a taper tie

A

Taper ties are heavy steel rods that are tapered from one end to another

26
Q

What angle should braces be at?

A

40 to 60 (book says 53)

27
Q

What interval should braces be placed at?

A

every 8ft every 6ft if building is much taller

28
Q

What is architectural concrete?

A

Architectural concrete is for looks (details, shapes, statues, etc)

29
Q

What is required for architectural concrete?

A

Good formwork, plywood, tie placement, good cement

30
Q

Do all form ties have the same tensile strength?

A

No

31
Q

What are some ways to prevent deflection?

A

-Put more supports, less space between braces.
-Place ties, whalers, closer

32
Q

What joint prevents random cracking?

A

Control joints

33
Q

What is the main function of a form tie?

A

-Hold formwork together, clamp system together
-Taper ties don’t have spacers

34
Q

What type of stock should u always have? (wet or dry?)

A

Always have partially seasoned stock

35
Q

What is the best wood for plywood?

A

Douglas fir

36
Q

What is the best thickness for plywood?

A

3/4

37
Q

What is attached to strong backs?

A

Braces

38
Q

What is a reglet?

A

Reglet is a groove that can be cut in, meant for counter flashing