Wk 7 Construction Flashcards

1
Q

Define FLASHING

A

a strip o impervious material fitted to cover a joint where water would otherwise penetrate

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2
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define WEEPHOLE

A

formed openings in the perpend joints of a masonry wall above the level of a flashing to permit the drainage of water

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3
Q

define LINTEL

A

a horizontal supporting member spanning over an opening such as a window or door

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4
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define REVEAL (as it relates to openings in brickwork)

A

the side of an opening in a wall for a window or door

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5
Q

define SILL

A

course of bricks at the base of an opening

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6
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Name the 5 roof types you might be questioned on…

A
  1. butterfly roof
  2. gable roof
  3. skillion roof
  4. hip roof
  5. hip & valley roof
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7
Q

what are 3 techniques for preventing water from water passing through bricks and into building?

A
  1. prevent water passing through by placing IMPERVIOUS PROTECTIVE LAYER OVER THE BRICKS (paint, render)
  2. AIR GAP - a cavity between two skins of brickwork tied together with metal ‘brick ties’
  3. RAIN SCREEN - layer 1: structural system clad with sheeting + waterproofed membrane 2. clips attached to sheeting 3. rainscreen cladding (NOT waterproof) attached to clips…
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8
Q

What are the 3 types of masonry wall construction?

A
  1. Cavity brick/stone/block
  2. Solid (rammed earth, stone, concrete poured in situ)
  3. Concrete block (lightweight or standard)
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9
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What is heavy timber (or steel) framed wall construction?

A

Post & Beam with infill

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10
Q

What is pitched roof construction (>15’)

A

Light timber (or steel) framed construction with tile or profiled steel cladding

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11
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What is low pitched construction?

A
<15' 
Light timber (or steel) framed construction (often BEAMS &amp; PURLINS) with WATERPROOF MEMBRANE ON PLYWOOD or PROFILED STEEL Cladding
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12
Q

What cladding is used for pitched roof construction >15’?

A

TILE or PROFILED STEEL

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13
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what cladding is used for PITCHED ROOF LESS THAN <15’

A

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE ON PLYWOOD
or
PROFILED STEEL

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14
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What is FLAT ROOF construction?

A

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE on REINFORCED CONCRETE SUSPENDED SLAB +/- RC/steel SUPPORT BEAMS
OR
FRAMED CONSTRUCTION with WATERPROOF MEMBRANE on plywood

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15
Q

What cladding is used for FLAT ROOF construction?

A

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE (either on rc suspended slab OR plywood)

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16
Q

When is LIGHT TIMBER (or steel) FRAMING USED?

A

where construction rooms/openings with
SPAN = ~6M
HEIGHT = ~5M
+ number of cross walls in plan

17
Q

When is POST & BEAM FRAMING typically used?

A

generally laid out on an orthogonal grid with

SPANS 3-8M