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STRUCTURAL WOOD PANELS Flashcards

1
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structural wood panel products

A

Plywood
Oriented Strand Board (OSB)

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2
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is manufactured from wood veneers glued together under high temperature and pressure

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plywood

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3
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is manufactured from thin wood strands glued together under high temperature and pressure

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OSB (Oriented Strand Board)

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4
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the most common panel size is × feet panels, with thickness typically ranging from _ inch to more than _ inch

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4x8
3/8 and 1

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objectives:
-to resist snow, live, and dead loads, wind, and seismic forces
-to provide an adequate subsurface for wall finishes and to provide openings for doors and windows
-to serve as a thermal and weather barrier
-to provide space and access for electric and mechanical equipment
-to provide a one to two hour fire barrier if the wall separates individual dwelling units in attached or multifamily buildings

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Wall Framing

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6
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is a vertical structural system that supports gravity loads from the roof and floors above and transfers the loads to the foundation below. it also resists lateral loads resulting from wind and earthquakes

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Wall

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7
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7 ELEMENTS OF WOOD FRAMED

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studs
cap plates
sole plates
girt plates
wall sheathing
posts
braces

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8
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are conmected to the cap plates and to the girt plates.

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studs

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9
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are connected to the upper end ofgthe vertical studs

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cap plates

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10
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is the lumber where the lower end point of the vertical stud stands and bailed

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sole plates

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11
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are connected to the vertical studs and to the posts

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girt plates

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12
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is the covering of the wall system

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wall sheathing

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13
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are connected to the girt plates and to the horizontal studs

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posts

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14
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serve to stiffen the studs and the sides of the building

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braces

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15
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used to divide the house or building into several rooms

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wood framed partition

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16
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wood framed partition includes the following(6)

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sole plate
vertical and horizontal studs
cap plates
braces
sheathing

17
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-also known as jamb studs
-frame openings and support loads from a header

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King and Jack Studs

18
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are placed above or below a wall opening and are not at full height

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cripple studs

19
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materials that covers the wall of the building (walling)(7)

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masonry
lumber
plywood
galvanized iron(G.I sheets)
pressed boards
bamboo
nipa leaves

20
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is the outer and inner covering of the wall attached to the stud

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double walling

21
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materials for double walling

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plywood
lawanit
stucco and plaster

22
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support gravity loads from either the roof, ceiling, or floor joists or the beams above

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load bearing walls

23
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support both axial and lateral loads

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exterior load bearing walls

24
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interior partitions are not intended to support structural loads

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non load bearing partitions

25
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objectives:
-to support occupancy live loads and building dead loads
-to resist lateral forces resulting from wind and seismic loads and to transmit the force to supporting shear walls
-to provide a suitable subsurface for floor finishes
-to avoid owner complaints(e.g. excessive vibration, noise, etc.)
-to provide a one to two hour fine rating vetween dwelling units and multifamily buildings

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floor framing

26
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is a horizontal structural system composed primarily of joists, girders, bridging, sheathing

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wood floor

27
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is the general term for a permanent covering of a floor
materials: lumber, bamboo, concrete

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flooring

28
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are constructed with thd primary function of providing the building occupants protection from the rain, sunlight, and other elements.

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roofs

29
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waterproof cover of the building. it includes both for the framework and the cover

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roofing

30
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7 parts of roof frames

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girt plates
trusses
rafter
purlins
purlins’ cleats
stretchers
truss braces

31
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roofing materials(13)

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fiber roofing
canvas roofing
wood shingles
slate roofing
metal roofing
tiles
reinforced concrete
plastics
micro-concrete roofing tiles
asbestos sheets
nipa
cogon
bamboo

32
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support either trusses or the rafters, they tie the ends of the posts and the vertical studs

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girt plates

33
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are braced frameworks in triangular form that holds the roof

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trusses

34
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it is a part of a truss that supports the purlins

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rafter

35
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where the roofing materials are attached

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purlins

36
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anchor the purlins to the rafters and prevent the purlins from tilting

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purlins’ cleats

37
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are horizontal members placed between the tie beams of the two trusses and they are serve to steady their lower part

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stretchers

38
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usually connect the tie beam of one truss to the upper part of another truss, thus steadying the upper part of the trusses

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truss braces

CET 156 (3 decks)

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