MASONRY Flashcards

1
Q

types of cement used in mortar

A

type I, type II, type III

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2
Q

how long before having to discard mortar

A

2.5 hours

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3
Q

water table brick

A

A water table is a projection of lower masonry on the outside of a wall slightly above the ground.

It is both a functional and architectural feature that consists of a projection that deflects water running down the face of a building away from lower courses or the foundation.

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4
Q

coping brick

A

used to protect the wall underneath

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5
Q

jamb bricks

A

bricks tacked vertically along the opening

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6
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sill bricks

A

bricks going horizontally along the opening

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7
Q

difference between grout and concrete

A

grout is more fluid and pourable

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8
Q

SW grade brick (severe weathering)

A

used for underground applications and for any climate. tougher brick

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9
Q

MW grade brick (moderate weathering)

A

weather resistant and exterior only in warm areas

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10
Q

NW grade brick (negligible weathering)

A

interior use only

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11
Q

headers (bricks)

A

rotated 90 degrees to tie two wythes of brick together

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12
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centering

A

temporary structure erected to support an arch while being constructed

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13
Q

quoins

A

corner stones

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14
Q

stone masonry vs stone cladding

A

masonry is stacked and cladding is attached to building with anchors, skin

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15
Q

ashlar vs rubble

A

ashlar: rectangular
rubble: non rectangular

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16
Q

lewis pins

A

lift stones

17
Q

starp anchors

A

attach the mortar to the wall between courses of stone

18
Q

concrete block size (common in US)

A

8x8x16

19
Q

how do we reinforce concrete block walls horizontally

A

lay small diameter welded grid steel every few courses for extra load bearing resistance to cracking and sesimic stain

20
Q

how do we supply vertical reinforcing in concrete masonry

A

every three blocks, we set rebar and fill the cavities containing the rebar with grout

21
Q

how do we span over a window or door in concrete masonry

A

steel lintel, reinforcer block lintel, precast concrete linter

22
Q

efforescence

A

white, crystalline deposit of water soluble salts on the surface of the brick masonry