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Primary function of wall systems in buildings

Load transfer and enclosure

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Significance of the Monadnock Building

Traditional masonry bearing-wall structure

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Why masonry bearing walls become thicker at lower floors

To resist greater gravity loads

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Primary cause of bending in walls

Lateral loads and eccentric gravity loads

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Vertical reinforcement in masonry walls mainly increases resistance to

Bending and overturning

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Construction system using solid walls, floors, and roofs rather than cavity framing

Contemporary masonry bearing wall

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Wall system typically used as non-load-bearing infill within a structural frame

Metal and wood stud wall (drywall system)

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Vertical reinforcement in walls primarily helps resist

Horizontal displacement

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Main purpose of hooks in reinforcement bars

Provide anchorage and embedment length

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Hook angle commonly required for seismic detailing

90°

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Purpose of splices in reinforced concrete

Join reinforcement bars

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A lap splice transfers force between bars mainly through

Bond and friction

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Couplers in heavily reinforced columns

Reduce congestion

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Column reinforcement is placed near the perimeter primarily to

Resist bending and provide confinement

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Function of ties in columns

Prevent bar buckling and resist shear

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Reason spiral reinforcement in columns is preferred in seismic zones

Improves ductility

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Ties in reinforced concrete walls

Always required

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Function of form ties in wall formwork

Support wet concrete pressure

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Most appropriate solution for excessive lateral deflection in a masonry wall

Add vertical reinforcement

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Issue if wall reinforcement is placed only on one face of a thick wall

Uneven stress distribution

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Rule of thumb for estimating depth of a concrete beam and width relative to column

True

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Which roof component primarily supports the entire roof system?
Rafters/trusses
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The recommended minimum slope for a flat roof is approximately
2%
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Which roofing system is most suitable for flat or very low-slope roofs?
Membrane roofing
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Built-Up Roof (BUR) systems are composed mainly of
Bitumen and reinforcing fabric layers
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In BUR roofing each individual layer of bitumen and fabric is called a
Ply
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Modified bitumen roofing differs from BUR because it
Combines reinforcement and bitumen
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Which modified bitumen membrane type is more elastic and flexible?
SBS
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APP membranes are commonly installed using
Torch-applied heating
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A common thermoset single-ply membrane material is
EPDM
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Which single-ply installation method uses stone or concrete pavers to prevent uplift?
Ballasted
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Which installation method is least prone to leaks but has higher cost?
Fully adhered
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Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) roofing mainly provides
Insulation and waterproofing
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The protective coating in SPF roofing may be made of
Acrylic or silicone
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Fluid-applied liquid membranes are commonly used to
Repair or recoat existing roofs
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Which roof component directs water away from the exterior surface of the wall and into the french drain?
Drip edge
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Rafters differ from trusses because rafters are
Built individually on site
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One major advantage of trusses over rafters is
Quick installation
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Which roof slope category typically uses shingles or tiles?
Medium to high-slope roofs
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A flat roof shows ponding water after rainfall. Which design improvement best addresses this issue?
Improved slope toward roof drains
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A commercial building requires fast installation and consistent structural performance. Which framing system is most appropriate?
Prefabricated trusses
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Why are mechanically fastened single-ply membranes more prone to leaks?
Fasteners penetrate the membrane
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A designer wants a vaulted ceiling with future attic conversion. Which roof framing system is most suitable?
Rafters
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In humid tropical climates roof systems should prioritize
Proper ventilation and moisture control
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APP membranes are not recommended for wood substructures mainly due to
Heat and fire risk during torch application
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A roof design requires waterproofing for complex shapes and penetrations. Which system is most appropriate?
Fluid-applied liquid membrane