Construction Final Study Guide

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Roof Framing Unit  
Chapter 10   Page 249

Roof Types

Gable Roof
Hip Roof
Dutch Hip Roof
Gambrel Roof
Saltbox Roof
Mansard Roof
Shed Roof
Flat Roof

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Roof Members

Common Rafter

Ridge

Hip Rafter

Hip Jack Rafters

Valley Jack Rafter

Collar tie

Lookouts

Headers

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Other Roof Terms

Span

Rise

Run

Overhang Tail

Tail Cut

Bird's Mouth

Rafter Run

Gable Dormer

Shed Dormer

Pitch - A ratio of rise to the span of the roof.  

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The four Forces the a building must overcome to be stable.

DEFINE THE FOLLOWING

Compression
Tension
Torsion
Shear

Bending is a combination of Compression and Tension

Load
Live Load
Dead Load

Cross Sectional Area

Stress Strain Graph
Elastic Range
Plastic Range
Yield Point
Failure Point

Tensile Strength
Ductile
Brittle
Deformation

Lever
Fulcrum

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EXPERIMENT

Complete the study from WestPoint Bridge Design (Unit 2) to discover the influence of tension and compression on parts of a structure (bridge)  The square tubes are like columns or posts in a bridge or structure and the thin strips are like the cables or cross supports on a structure.

1. Read and answer the ten Questions.
2. Use as a reference to create the samples to be tested.
3. Follow the directions for testing the samples

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Create the following Samples  Create Two of each.

Construction Test D and E block

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