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36 Cards in this Set
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Buildings are classified by their construction type and by there________ type. |
Occupancy |
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Earliest known fire test on building materials were conducted in Germany in________ |
1884 - 1886 |
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The first known fire tests in the US were conducted in Denver Colorado in________ with subsequent tests in New York City and________ |
1890 and 1896 |
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Rating assigned to a material or assembly after standardized testing by an independent testing organization that identifies the amount of time a material or assembly of materials will resist a typical fire as measured on a standard time temperature curve. |
Fire resistance rating |
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A standardized test method for construction was adopted by the American Society for testing materials or ASTM in ________ |
1907 |
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A method for fire testing of walls and partitions was adopted in________ |
1909 |
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The NFPA standard method of test of fire endurance of building construction materials is________ |
NFPA |
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NFPA 251 is also designated as ASTM |
E - 119 |
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Independent fire research and testing laboratory with headquarters in Northbrook Illinois that certifies equipment and materials. The equipment and materials are approved only for the specific use for which it is tested. |
Underwriters Laboratories incorporated or UL |
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What ASTM standard test methods for determining effects of large hydrocarbon pool fires on structural members and assemblies.? |
ASTM standard 1529 |
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Solid materials, such as wood blocks, used to prevent or limit the vertical and horizontal spread of fire and the products of combustion in Hollow walls or floors, above false ceilings, and penetrations for plumbing or electrical installations, and penetrations of fire-rated assemblies, or in the cockloft and crawl spaces. |
Fire Stop |
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What is the UL standard for fire tests of joint systems? |
UL standard 2079 |
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Directory that list building assemblies that have been tested and given fire resistance ratings. |
Fire resistance directory |
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Who publishes a fire resistance directory? |
Underwriters Laboratories |
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Standard calculation methods of structural fire protection was developed by what two societies? |
The American Society of Civil Engineers ASCE and the Society of Fire Protection Engineers SFPE ASCE/SFPE 29 |
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Incapable of supporting combustion under normal circumstances. |
Non-combustible |
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NFPA________ standard time temperature test is the most commonly used method of satisfying building code requirements for structural fire resistance. |
251 |
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Standard test method for Behavior materials in a vertical tube furnace at 750 degrees Celsius. |
ASTM E 136 |
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Basic building classifications |
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Standard on types of Building Construction |
NFPA 220 |
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According to NFPA 220 each classification is designated by a________ digit number code. |
Three |
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According to NFPA 220 the first digit refers to the fire resistance rating and hours of________ ________ walls. |
Exterior bearing |
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According to NFPA 220 the second digit refers to the fire systems rating of structural________ or________ and girders that support loads of more than one floor. |
Frames and columns |
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According to NFPA 220 the 3rd digit indicates the fire resistance ratings of the________ ________. |
Floor Construction |
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According to NFPA 220 type one constructions is________ |
For 4-4-2 |
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Two most common methods of constructing type 1 buildings are by using |
Reinforced concrete or protected steel frame |
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When steel is used in fire resistant designs it must be protected by an________ material. |
Insulating |
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Type 2 Construction or non combustible can be either protected or________ |
Unprotected |
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In Type IIA construction the structural components are required to have________ hour fire resistance. |
One |
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In type________ construction structural components are unprotected. |
II-B |
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Type III construction is commonly referred to as________ ________ |
Ordinary Construction |
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What is Type IV construction commonly known as? |
Heavy Timber or Mill Construction |
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Like type III Construction Type IV construction exterior walls are normally of________ Construction and the interior structural members are combustible. |
Masonry |
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Type V construction is commonly known as________ Construction. |
Wood frame |
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The National Building Code uses how many major occupancy classifications? |
10 |
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NFPA 5000 NFPA 101 uses how many major occupancy classifications? |
12 |