Exam 26: Masonry and Concrete Bearing Wall Construction
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Why do multistory, load- bearing wall buildings have a cellular type structure?
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The most commonly used method of connecting tilt- up walls to the slab- on- ground is
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To provide continuous insulation in a tilt- up wall building, the choice generally is the use of
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With the help of a sketch, explain what the tunnel form is, and describe its benefits and limitations.
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With the help of sketches and notes, explain why the walls in a traditional masonry- bearing wall structure had to be extremely thick.
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A load- bearing wall structure works best when the floor plan of the building has
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The thickness of tilt- up wall panels is obviously related to the magnitude of stresses caused in them due to the loads on the panels. Two types of stresses are caused in panels: (i)the stresses caused by gravity loads and lateral loads after the building has been constructed, i.e., in- service loads and (ii)stresses caused during the lifting and erection of panels. Which of these two stresses determines the panel thickness and why?
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Bond beams in load- bearing masonry walls are constructed of either masonry bond beam units or as reinforced concrete beams. What is (are)the advantage(s)of using reinforced concrete bond beams?
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In a tilt- up wall building with a large footprint, the exterior walls are constructed of concrete tilt- up wall panels. What does the interior structure of the building consist of?
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Bond beams in load- bearing masonry walls are constructed of either masonry bond beam units or as reinforced concrete beams. Why is the use of masonry bond beam units preferred for their construction?
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The tilt- up wall construction uses load- bearing reinforced concrete walls. Are the tilt- up walls used only for the building exterior or are they used for both interior and exterior walls of the building?
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How long after placing concrete in them are the tunnel forms typically removed?
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In high- rise residential buildings built with site- cast reinforced- concrete bearing walls using tunnel forms, the floors and roofs are generally constructed of
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With the help of sketches and notes, explain the details of:
a. Double- sealed tilt- up wall panels
b. Tilt- up wall sandwich panels
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