G2 Flashcards

1
Q

Fly Form

A

A form that is moved with a crane

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2
Q

Form Sheathing

A

3/4 lumber or plywood, with resin impregnated paper.

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3
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Stud

A

A upright member that support the from Sheathing.

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4
Q

Waler

A

Horizontal members that support the from Sheathing or studs.

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5
Q

Tie

A

Supports the walkers, load carrying ability of tie from 1500 for a quick tie to over a 30000 lb for a taper tie.

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6
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Wedge

A

Metal wedge are used to secure snap ties, wedges transferoad from ties to walkers and strong backs.

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7
Q

What is the usual spacing of a control joint?

A

Not more than 15 m apart

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8
Q

What is used to keep two walls together in as expansion joint

A

To keep the walls and alignment a key or grease down can be used

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9
Q

Where are control joints often placed?

A

Corners of windows, door openings

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10
Q

What is rustification

A

Ratification strip is actually part of narrowing of the wall to form a control joint, too rustification trips are placed opposite to one another two week in the wall,

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11
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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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12
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What is a control joint used for

A

To control random cracking

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13
Q

Why is the floor slab not cast directly on the footings?

A

To allow settling without cracking

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14
Q

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

A

1/4

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15
Q

What materials is used for a give and take strip?

A

Impregnated fiberboard

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16
Q

Describe three ways a controlled joint is in a slab on grade?

A

Tooled, zip strip, and surface cut after 24 hours of hearing

17
Q

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

A

Fir/ larch but in residential SPF number two and better is used because it can be used inside the structure

18
Q

What is calmly done to concrete forms before each to use

A

Lubricated with a product usually an oil that provides a form of release

19
Q

List two kinds of ties that are stamped from steel metal?

A

Scrap ties and quick ties

20
Q

Describe a taper tie

A

Key characteristic is the coil of wire that is forms the thread at both ends of the tie

21
Q

Describe overlaid plywood

A

Form fly that has one face covered with a Reds and impregnated paper

22
Q

What is the purpose of a reglet?

A

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

23
Q

Snap ties coming to basic types long end for double wall farm work and short and for single form work

A

The short formwork does not have the studs .

24
Q

Which of the following processes does not cause cracks to appear on the
concrete surface?
a. incorrectly doing the joints when building a slab.
b. sprinkling a concrete hardener on the surface.
c. pouring concrete on a poor foundation.
d. inadequate concrete curing.

A

B

25
Q

Which of the following is the most appropriate tool used by the cement
finisher for removing a superficial coat from a concrete surface with exposed
aggregate?
a. wood float
b. plastering trowel
c. wet canvas
d. water jet

A

d