RULE IV- VI

Question 1

What are the Types of Construction

Answer 1

Type I - wood construction
Type II - wood construction with protective fire-resistant materials and 1 - hr fire resistive throughout
Type III - masonry and wood construction with 1-hr fire resistive throughout
Type IV - shall be steel , iron, concrete or masonry construction
Type V - 4-hr fire-resistive throughout and the structural elements shall be steel, iron, concrete or masonry construction

Question 2

shall be four-hour fire-resistive throughout and the structural elements shall be of steel, iron, concrete or masonry construction

Answer 2

type V

Question 3

shall be of wood construction with protective fire-resistant materials and 1-hr fire resistive throughout, except, that permanents non-bearing partitions may use fore-retardant treated wood within the framing assembly with 1hr resistivity.

Answer 3

Type II

Question 4

Shall be of wood construction. The structural elements may be any of the materials permitted by the Code.

Answer 4

Type I

Question 5

shall be of masonry and wood construction. Structural elements may be any of the materials permitted by the Code provided, the the building shall be 1- hr fire resistive throughout. Exterior walls shall be incombustible fire-resistive construction.

Answer 5

Type III

Question 6

shall be steel ,iron, concrete or masonry construction and walls, ceiling and permanent partitions shall be of incombustible fire-resistive construction, except, that permanents non-bearing partitions of 1 hr fire-resistive construction may use fire-retardant treated wood withing the framing assembly.

Answer 6

Type IV

Question 7

Exterior doors and windows shall have ____ hr fire-resistive rating for all Types

Answer 7

1-hr

Question 8

Exterior bearing and non-bearing walls of Types II and III Constructions shall have ____ fire-resistive rating

Answer 8

1 hr fire-resistive rating

Question 9

Exterior bearing and non-bearing walls of Types IV and V Constructions shall have ____ fire-resistive rating

Answer 9

4-hr Fire-resistive rating

Question 10

Interior bearing walls, permanent partitions, floors, and roofs of Type II, III, IV shall have ___ fire-resistive rating

Answer 10

1-hr Fire-resistive Rating

Question 11

Interior bearing walls, permanent partitions, floors, and roofs of Type V shall have ___ fire-resistive rating for bearing walls and ___ fire-resistive rating for verticacl openings, floors and roofs

Answer 11

3-hr; 1-hr

Question 12

Fire resistive rating for Structural Frames of Type II and III

Answer 12

1-hr

Question 13

Fire resistive rating for Structural Frames of Type IV

Answer 13

2-hr

Question 14

Fire resistive rating for Structural Frames of Type V

Answer 14

3-hr

Question 15

A widely used method for testing building interior wall and ceiling finishes for their ability to support and propagate fire, and for their tendency to emit smoke.

Answer 15

Steiner tunnel test

Question 16

the time that exterior wall construction can withstand fire exposure as determined by the standard fire test.

Answer 16

Fire-Resistive rating

Question 17

What shall be treated to materials required to be flame-spread proofed?

Answer 17

Flame-retardant

Question 18

Differentiate Fire resistant and flame retardant

Answer 18

Fire resistant can operate as normal within fire conditions.
Flame retardant will not operate as normal within fire conditions but will actively prevent the fire from spreading.

Question 19

Areas within which only certain types of buildings/ structures are permitted to be constructed based on their use or occupancy, type of construction, and resistance to fire.

Answer 19

Fire Zones

Question 20

A building/structure which is located partly in one fire zone and partly in another shall be considered to be in the more ____, when more than 1/3 of its total floor area is located in such zone.

Answer 20

Highly restrictive fire zone

Question 21

Areas wherein siting of buildings/ structures are permitted within prescribed fire-resistivity measures for exterior walls of at least 2-hr fire resistivity. Usual locations in suburban areas are permitted to be built with at least 1-hr fire-resistivity throughout as Types II, III, IV constructions as prescribed in Section 401 of the Code.

Answer 21

Fire Restrictive Zones

Question 22

These are areas where siting of buildings/ structures are permitted without fire-resistivity measures, often located in the country sides or rural areas where commercial and industrial and other buildings are sparsely constructed, or may be clustered in small groups like farm lands wherein dwellings are built of indigenous materials such as bamboo, sawali, nipa, cogon, palm leaves and wood up to Type I and II construction

Answer 22

Non-Fire Restricted Zones

Question 23

Areas wherein highly fire-resistive or non-combustible buildings/structures and /or construction assemblies of no less than 3-4 hr fire-resistive construction materials are used throughout, inc exterior walls

Answer 23

Highly Fire Restrictive Zones