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Construction Basics Exam

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1. Concrete masonry Units






2. Molten Limestone that floats over molten Iron






3. To increase the shear strength of beam above that provided by concrete






4. 8 in to 30 in






5. 3000 PSI






6. Some interior concrete slabs-on-ground






7. W-Shaped Columns and Beams






8. Hot Rolling






9. The Framework






10. Adding water to the mortar






11. 3in






12. Bear directly on a compacted ground with the organic top soil removed.






13. G30 - G60 - G120






14. Gas or arc






15. American Standard Shape






16. Extruded Bricks






17. Lighter Weight - Easier Erection






18. 3in






19. A special electric wrench is used that induces a predetermined torque bolt






20. Strength of it - and weakens the strength of the wall.






21. Square - rectangular or round






22. Elevated Slabs and arches - its formwork for arches






23. Steel

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24. Two terminals of high-voltage electric circuit are brought close together and creating a sutained spark across the space between the terminals






25. K-series - LH series - DHL series






26. 50






27. Fibrous






28. Gas or arc






29. Stretcher Face






30. Gauge number






31. Noncombustible and is similar to fiberglass - manufacture of insulation.






32. Bear directly on a compacted ground with the organic top soil removed.






33. The bolt shank and nut are marked after the joint has been snugged. Then a specific amount of rotation is induced in the nut with repect to the bolt - generally 1/3 to a full turn beyond the snug-tight condition






34. Each course consists of Strechers






35. Each course consists of Strechers






36. 2 1/2 in






37. True






38. True






39. 2 1/2 in






40. 40 ft






41. AISC Type III Connection






42. Sloped - thinner






43. Workablity - water rentivity - and water tightness






44. 8 in to 30 in






45. The courses alternate between headers ans stretchers






46. Strands






47. Steel






48. True






49. A felexible connection that allows the ends of the beam to rotate under the load.






50. Metals that do not contain Metals