G8 - Describe Architectural Formwork Flashcards

1
Q

How are slip forms held together?

A

Yoke

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2
Q

What type of buildings are built using the slip-form method of construction?

A

Tall structures such as bridge piers, water towers, elevator shafts, and water silos.

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3
Q

What rate are vertical slip forms moved?

A

8 to 18 “ per hour.

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4
Q

Where is the finishers scaffold on a slip-form construction?

A

Below & outside

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5
Q

What depth of the layers is used when placing concrete?

A

12 Inch

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6
Q

How are curved walers built?

A

3 pieces of lumber, laminated with offset joints.

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7
Q

What is the purpose of a finisher’s scaffold?

A

Repair and touch up

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8
Q

Basic principal of slip forming is:

A

Form slips by or away from previously placed concrete. Concrete must set enough to support its own weight as the form moves by.

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9
Q

Sides of slip form are held against the pressure of fresh concrete not with ties but:

A

Yoke or a U-shaped brace.

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10
Q

Yokes support the walers, walers support:

A

Walers support the form sheathing.

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11
Q

What kind of sheathing will a round building use?

A

Multiple layers of thin sheathing.

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12
Q

Placing concrete in slip forms happens how many hours per day?

A

24 hours, until the project is completed.

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