Study Questions Flashcards

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What is the modern method of construction

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Platform/Western

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What are the major components of framing

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  1. ) floor
  2. ) wall
  3. ) roof
  4. ) stairs
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What supports and holds the floor joists in place. (Lowest member of the frame)

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Box sill

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Anchored to foundation walls.
Supports joists and provides a fastening surface.
Lowest framing member.

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Sill plate

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Establish the building line points at the …

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Corners

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What do you lay sills on?

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The foundation wall on outside of anchor bolts

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6
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Bore hole how much larger than bolt diameter?

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1/4”

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When do you install a sealer or termite shield?

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Only if specified.

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What are girders?

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Large beams that support other beams or floor joists. Generally used to support the ends of joists over a long span, thus taking the place of a supporting partition.

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What are three types of girders?

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  1. ) wood
  2. ) reinforced concrete
  3. )steel
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What are the two types of steel girders?

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  1. ) standard or s-beam

2. ) wide flange or W-beam

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Girder materials to be used will depend on the:

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(a) type of foundation used
(b) load to be carried
(c) length of span

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The ends of the girder often rest in what?

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Pockets prepared in masonry or concrete walls.

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How much clearance should be in the pockets for the girders and why?

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1/2” clearance on each side and end for air flow and moisture evaporation.

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Pockets should be deep enough for…

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Shimming of the girder to the right height.

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Iron shims should be used and grouted in….

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Once the correct height is achieved. (Wood shims should not be used)

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What are piers and posts for?

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Intermediate support.

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What is a horizontal supporting member that runs from wall to wall, wall to beam or beam to beam to support a ceiling, roof, or floor?

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How far are joist spaced?

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16” on center (OC), but may be spaced at 12” or 24” OC

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Secure 2” ✖️6” floor joists to header with what size nails?

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16d common nails

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Framing anchors/joists hangers

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(a) used to secure floor joist to header joist and/or girders.
(b) manufactured from light gauge stamped or punched sheet metal or heavy gauge forged steel.

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What is bridging?

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A series of braces used between the joists to stiffen them and to distribute the load carried by the floor unit

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Bridging is installed at what interval?

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How should solid bridging be installed?

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Must be made of the same size material as the floor joists and cut to fit snugly between the joists to ensure proper alignment.

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What is a cross/herring bone and what is it composed of
Composed of small diagonal braces placed between joists. Upper ends are nailed before the subfloor is installed, and the lower ends are nailed after the subfloor has been installed.
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What is plywood?
1. ) the oldest type of panel product used in residential and light-frame construction. 2. ) may have tongue in groove or square edges.
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Non-veneered (reconstituted wood) panels are?
1.) oriented strand board (OSB). 2.) structural particleboard. 3.) waferboard. (Less expensive than plywood.)
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What is composite board?
A combination of veneer faces bonded to a wood fiber core, such as OSB.
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At what angle is plywood installed to floor joists?
Right angles
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.... Of sheets must fall on the center of joists
Ends
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End joints of adjacent sheets must break over different joists. What is this called?
Stagger
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What spacing is recommended at all edge and end joints unless otherwise indicated by panel manufacturer?
1/8 spacing
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Nailing schedule calls for 6d common nails spaced not more than ..... OC along the edges and ..... OC over intermediate joists
6" | 10"
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Type of damage must be .... Prior to any repairs.
Determined
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Insect infestation such as .... Or .... May require treatment prior to repairs
Termite | Wood ants
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Structural damage may be caused either by ..... Or by ....
Nature or man
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Lumber of the same size can be installed next to the existing broken joist. What is this called?
Scabbing