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Footings quiz pass mark 80%
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With what type of roof construction would you use a SOG?
Select one:
Primarily used with conventional roofs
Primarily used with truss roofs
Primarily used with coupled roofs
Primarily used with cut roofs
Primarily used with pitched roofs
List six major classes of foundation soil referred in AS 2870.1.
Select one:
a.
A,S,M H,R & E
b.
A,S,M,H,E & P
c.
A,S,D,M,E & P
d.
B,A,S,H,E & P
e.
A ,B,C,D.E & F
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What type of load support system is pier and beam construction?
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a.
This system of footing is basically a post and lintel method of load support.
b.
This system of footing is basically a series trench mesh connected with DN bars to provide a vertical means of
support.
c.
This system of footing relies on good foundation material.
d.
This slab system fundamentally relies on steel reinforcement to hold it together to provide a lateral means of support.
e.
This system of footing basically the same as Pyramid construction.
In highly reactive sites beams may require slip joints ( 2 layers of plastic membrane) why?
Select one:
to allow the soil to slip past the beam
it allows the beam to rotate naturally
to allow the beam to freely move against the soil
allows the beam room to settle on the foundation material
Why would you place compressible material under the beam in 'pier & beam' construction?
Select one:
AS 2870 suggests to use compressible material in all pier & beam situations.
to accommodate ground heave
to allow the ground to contract
to accommodate ground sag
to rid the site off unusable material that is inorganic in nature
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Concrete is strong in __________________________?
Select one:
Tension and compression
Compression
Torsion
Tension
constellation
For basic footings when ordering concrete what does 20/20 mean?
Select one:
20 mm minimum a
ggregate size no maximuml aggregate size and 20 mls of additive
20 Mpa concrete strength and 20 minutes truck turn around time
20 Mpa concrete strength and 20 mm nominal aggregate size
20% accelerator and 20% retarder to the concrete
What is the minimum size of a pad footing?
Select one:
No minimum size all dependent on the classification of the foundation.
200 mm x 200 mm x 200 mm deep
400 mm x 200mm x 400 mm deep
400 mm x 400 mm x 200 mm deep
400 mm x 200 mm x 200mm deep
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Answer below questions from the Structural notes below.
When placing concrete the engineer has specified what cover to the slab in contact with the ground.
40 mm
When ordering concrete the engineer has specified what slump for the footings
80 mm
All concrete should be "wet" cured for ____________how long?
1 Week
Does the Engineer nominate any admixtures?
No
Reinforcing will be supported by bar chairs at what max.centres?
600 mm
When placing concrete the engineer has specified what cover to the footings in contact with the ground.
50 mm
All steel reinforcing and principles will follow the Australian Standard ............
?
As 3600
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In a strip footing what is the minimum cover where no vapour barrier is used? Select one:
20mm
40mm
25mm
50mm
30mm
Steel reinforcement is placed in concrete to resist forces that are in:
Select one:
torsion
compression
tension
strain
bending
What is the purpose of footings?
Select one:
Footings sizes are modified to suit the bearing capacity of foundation materials
Footings are only needed on houses built on site classification "M" and above
Footings are required to support the brickwork
Footings transfer building loads to the foundation.
Footings carry the weight of the building
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why is a edge rebate used on slabs? Choose two reasons
Select one or more:
To stop horizontal moisture penetration at floor level
makes the slab stronger
good for the bricks to sit on
for the termite protection
to assist the cavity flashing system
Bearing pressure changes with different soil types.
Select one:
True
False
What is a lintel in residential housing construction?
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A lintel only exists in ancient cultures and are not used in modern construction.
A lintel is defined as a non structural horizontal element that spans the space or opening between two vertical supports
A lintel is defined as a horizontal member that does not span a space or opening .
A lintel is defined as a structural horizontal element that spans the space or opening between two vertical supports
A lintel is defined as a structural vertical element that spans the space or opening between two horizontal members
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It is acceptable current building practice to use bricks as pad footings
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True
False
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Why are piers sometimes belled at the ends?
choose two (2) reasons
Select one or more:
to resist upheaval on reactive soils
to assist upheaval on reactive soils
It is always the case because of the design of the auger.
increase pressure by reducing surface contact area
reduce pressure by increasing surface contact area
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If not directed by design engineer, what is the ideal distance from top of the strip footing to the finished ground level?
Select one:
150 - 250mm
50 - 75mm
1 - 5mm
75 - 150mm
250 - 350mm
For what foundation classifications are SOG's most suited?
Select one:
M sites
A & S sites
H sites
E sites
A - P sites
What is the minimum N20 concrete cover required for steel reinforcement in strip footings is:
Select one:
40cm
0.40mm
40m
0.4m
40mm
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When discussing steel reinforcement with a structural engineer and he suggests placing a "cogged" bar into the slab
reinforcement. What does "cogged" mean
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"Cogging" only refers to the steels ductility
The steel reinforcing mesh is cut to the shape he suggests
The steel reinforcing bar is cut to the length he suggests
The steel reinforcing bar is bent at 90 degree angles
The steel reinforcing Trench Mesh is bent to the shape he suggests
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