Concrete
This type of form is most commonly used due to economy, ease in handling, ease of production, and adaptability to desired shapes.
What is Wooden Forms?
This is the size of air gap that is maintained in a cavity wall when using board insulation.
What is 1 inch?
This type of structural member is also known as a channel.
What is C-shape?
This is the two types of lumber that is used.
What is softwoods and hardwoods?
This is the clearance that is required between bottom of girder and ground.
What is 12 inches?
This part of the overhead slab form supports the joists using single 2-inch thick or larger lumber.
What is Stringers?
This is the height in bags that will not be exceeded when bagged materials shall be stacked by stepping and cross-keying.
What is 10 bags in height?
This is the width and thickness for bar steel.
What is width 8 inches or less and thickness greater than 3/16 of an inch?
This is the clearance required between bottoms of floor joists and ground.
What is 18 inches?
This type of portland cement reduces the period of protection against low temperatures.
What is Type III?
This is the requirement for bar splice if it is not specified.
What is 30x the bar diameter or 12inches whichever is greater?
This type of grouting does not require cleanouts.
What is low lift grouting?
This welding inspection is most effective for detecting surface or near-surface flaws.
What is magnetic particle inspection?
This is the document that must be checked to ensure all lumber is of grade and type for wood flooring.
What is specifications?
This type of form is ideal for round concrete columns
What is Fiber forms?
This type of portland cement should be used to construct very large structures.
What is Type IV?
This is the amount of days you must wait to backfill if parging is applied to the exterior walls below grade.
What is 3 days?
This is the major component of a PEB that is used to form the roof.
What is Purlins?
This is the two basic rating grades/trademark stamps that list the exposure durability classification for plywood panels.
What is Construction Panels and Industrial Panels?
During a compressive strength test, samples from paving mixers must be discharged and collected from at least _____ different portions of the pile.
What is 5?
This is the amount of days after the curing period has elapsed that column forms can be removed.
What is 3 days?
This is the types of mortars and where they are primarily used.
What is
M-below grade
S-lateral forces
N-above grade
O-Load Bearing
K- prehistorical restoration?
This method is used to torque high-strength A325 or A490 bolts.
What is turn-of-nut method?
This is the type of plywood grade the is free of open defects and allows some repairs.
What is N grade?
This is the distance that defects would detract from appearance when dealing with structural clay tile.
What is 5 feet?