10) Commonly used types of steel fire proofing include? a) Spray-applied b) Encasement in concrete c) Enclosed in multiple layers of Drywall d) All of the Above 11) Deflection track is used to? a) Bend metal studs b) Isolates the partition from deflection preventing structural loads from distorting the partition c) Keeping masonry from uncontrolled cracking d) All of the Above 12) Which is not a type of steel frame buildings? a) Moment-Resisting b) Shear c) Braced d) Post-Tensioned

10) Commonly used types of steel fire proofing include? a) Spray-applied b) Encasement in concrete c) Enclosed in multiple layers of Drywall d) All of the Above 11) Deflection track is used to? a) Bend metal studs b) Isolates the partition from deflection preventing structural loads from distorting the partition c) Keeping masonry from uncontrolled cracking d) All of the Above 12) Which is not a type of steel frame buildings? a) Moment-Resisting b) Shear c) Braced d) Post-Tensioned

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Masonry wall construction

Masonry walls of various sorts are utilized in building construction. Masonry walls are the most enduring feature of any structure or building. It separates a structure from the outside world. In masonry construction, the common masonry materials used are building stone, brick, cast stone, glass block, and concrete block. Masonry construction is a type of construction that has the highest durability.

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10) Commonly used types of steel fire proofing include?
a) Spray-applied
b) Encasement in concrete
c) Enclosed in multiple layers of Drywall
d) All of the Above
11) Deflection track is used to?
a) Bend metal studs
b) Isolates the partition from deflection preventing structural loads from
distorting the partition
c) Keeping masonry from uncontrolled cracking
d) All of the Above
12) Which is not a type of steel frame buildings?
a) Moment-Resisting
b) Shear
c) Braced
d) Post-Tensioned

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