G3 Flashcards

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1
Q

When can footings be cast in excavated forms?

A

When the ground is stable enough.

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2
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3 requirements for footings

A

Placed accurately, correct size, level

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3
Q

Maximum size step allowed for a step footing?

A

24” vertically and horizontally

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4
Q

Type of footing that must be weighted or stake is…

A

Tapered footing

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5
Q

Type of footing used under a concrete wall…

A

Continuous strip footing.

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6
Q

Explain how strap ties are secured to the studs

A

3 nails secured each side

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7
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Rate of placement is…

A

Vertical ft per hour of placement.

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8
Q

What controls maximum spacing of the studs in a double walker system?

A

Allowable deflection ratio, 1/400

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9
Q

What precautions should be taken when placing the concrete in gang form panels?

A

Not to drop concrete too fast, must not fall through steel as segregation can occur.

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10
Q

Tie spacing used in loose forming vs gang form panels.

A

Spaced 6ft on Center.

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11
Q

Where is a shear plate used?

A

Connect scaffolding.

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12
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What are the benefits of using Aluma beams for gang form panels?

A

Strong, light and easy to use.

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13
Q

Composite formwork means?

A

Uses more than one type of formwork.

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14
Q

What is meant by a patented form system?

A

Engineered
All components fit
Expensive.

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15
Q

How do insulated concrete forms(ICF) differ from others?

A

Not stripped
Remains in place
Provides insulation and vapour barrier

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16
Q

Typical ICF components?

A

Panels and ties

17
Q

Max aggregate size for ICF?

A

3/4 absolute max.

18
Q

3 ways ICF can be laterally supported at the bottom of a wall

A

Dowels in wall
Key way
Reduce backfill to 4’ or less

19
Q

3 ways ICF can be laterally supported at the top of a wall.

A

Floor joists
Use ledger or floor system
Masonry superstructure

20
Q

Which section of a wall should have rebar for above ground ICF walls?

A

Middle 1/3rd

21
Q

When would FRP(Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic) be used to build column forms?

A

To achieved a smooth finish.

22
Q

Steel columns are used when…?

A

Large jobs and there is a high chance of reusability

23
Q

How can a concrete column finish be improved?

A

Use a plastic liner?

24
Q

What types of materials are conical column capital forms made from?

A

Prefabed metal or FRP

25
Q

How are column forms held together?

A

Bolt, clamp and ties

26
Q

How are column forms adjusted to the exact required height?

A

Cut short and shimmed up?

27
Q

What is attached to rough door and window bucks to keep them from moving after the frames are installed?

A

Wooden key

28
Q

Why is a buck designed to be slightly larger than the frame to be installed?

A

To allow for caulking and shimming

29
Q

Why shouldn’t any of the sides, tops or bottoms of bucks run the full length of the buck?

A

To allow for easier stripping.

30
Q

What is attached to a wall form to create a pocket for a beam?

A

Block-out

31
Q

Centreline perimeter=

A

[(Length of building + width of building)X2] - (4X wall thickness)