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Theater of Operations Flashcards

1
Q

What are the categories of lumber?

A

Hardwood
Softwood
Bamboo
Palm

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2
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What are the grades for seasoned softwood?

A 
Yard lumber (finished, common boards, common dimension)
Structural lumber (Density, Strength, Thickness)
Factory/ Shop grad
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3
Q

What is sheathing used for?

A

Floor
Wall
Roof

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4
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What are the two types of strong connection?

A

Joints

Splices

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5
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What is a joint?

A

A connection of two or more pieces that meet at an angle

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6
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What is a splice?

A

A connection of two or more members that continue in a straight line

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7
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What is a splice designed to resist stresses of?

A

Tension
Compression
Bending

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8
Q

What are the four primary types of nails?

A

Common wire
Finishing
Scaffolding
Roofing

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9
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What is the range of nail’s size?

A

2d to 60d

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10
Q

What size of nails to you use for sheathing?

A

8d

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11
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What size of nails to you use for framing?

A

16d

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12
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How much of the nail should be in the second board?

A

2/3

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13
Q

What is the design life?

A

How long can the building stay with no repairs

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14
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What are the three categories of design life?

A

Permanent 25 and more
Semi-permanent 5 to 25
Temporary less than 5

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15
Q

What are the four components of the substructure?

A

Footer
Girder
Joist
Subfloor

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16
Q

What are the components of of footer?

A

Footing
Spreader
Scab
Post

17
Q

What is the maximum distance between footer?

A

10’ (8’ at SOC)

18
Q

What are the footer made of?

A

Pressure treated lumber

19
Q

What is the spacing on center between joist?

20
Q

What is a truss jig?

A

A pattern that helps assemble many similar truss

21
Q

What are the fascia plate and the purloins?

A

See Figure

22
Q

What is the typical distance between trusses?

A

24’’ OC

23
Q

What are the different types of roof?

A

Gable
Lean-to
Hip
Valley

24
Q

What are the ridge, seat, bird mouth and tail cuts?

25
Q

What is the maximum allowed variation in any stairway system?

26
Q

What is the range of angle in your stairs?

27
Q

What is the range for riser?

28
Q

What is the range for tread?

A

8-11’’

29
Q

What are the dimension of the mud sill?

30
Q

What are the steps in the installation of stairs?

A

Install ledger
Install mud sill
Place the stringers square to the building
Deck the tread

31
Q

Define run, rise, tread and nosing protection?

32
Q

What is the minimum distance on the stringer?

A

3 1/2’’

33
Q

What is the typical distance between rafters?

A

16’’ OC

34
Q

What are the two types of joints?

35
Q

What are the four types of corner?

A

Three studs
Two-studs
Blocked-up
(Three stud channel)(Wall tie)

36
Q

What are the gussets made of?

A

1/2’’ Plywood

37
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What are typical purloins made of?

38
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What are typical rafters made of?

39
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What are typical joist made of?

SOC (11 decks)

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