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Princs & Practs of Commercial Construction Flashcards

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Soil type per grain size

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 14

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Table 2-1. Bearing Capacity

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 15

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When testing soil, hard compact shale is like good brick

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 15

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Sub-surface investigation soil sampling methods

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PG 16

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High water table increases foundation cost

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PG 20

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A penetrometer is used to determine the bear gin capacity of a soil

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PG 24

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Footings layout

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PG 42

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Figure 3-8. Concrete curb detail

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 61

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Side walk going spacing

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 63

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10
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Percent slope across parking lot

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 64

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Ground water removal, well point system

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 73

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Volume formula

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 76

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Hauling trucks lose 3% power per 1000 feet increase in elevation

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 92

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Items that affect cycle time

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PG 93

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Shrink factor formula

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PG 95

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16
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Shotcrete not sued to protect excavations

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 98

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Underpinning is a type of shoring that remains in place

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 107

18
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Pilings

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 115

19
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Live load for elevated slabs - 50 pounds per square foot

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 141

20
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Joist supposrt

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 280

21
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Steel structural shapes

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 344

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Cross brace to stabilize frame

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 349

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Figure 11-16. In a steel Fram structure, what provides longitudinal stability

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 350

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Advantage of pre-fabricated steel building - produced in many sizes

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 351

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Anchor holt template matched base plate holes, column splice 2’ above floor

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 353

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Pin and moment connections, base plate spreads column load onto foundation

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 354

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Bolt hole diameter

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 359

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Drift pin

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 367

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Connect laminated floor boards using spikes

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 371

30
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When pouring concrete on steel deck - 2” minimum thickness

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 391

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Terrazzo floor divider strips shall not produce retables no more than 50% longer than wide

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 396

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Terrazzo grout time 3 days

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 398

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All glass curtain walls require structural framing to absorb lateral wind loads

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 415

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Cellular concrete is used as a fireproofing material

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 423

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Table 15-10. Purlin spacing

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 473

36
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Ethylene propylene diene monomer (EPDM) Splice - Lap with adhesive

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Principals & Practices of Commercial Construction
PG 480

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