CH 12 Flashcards

(16 cards)

1
Q

___________ windows are often flanked by double-hung or casement windows or are stacked with awning or hopper windows that can be opened.

A

fixed
pg 317

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2
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__________ windows have one moveable section; in ________ windows, both halves are moveable.

A

single-hung; double-hung
pg 317

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3
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__________ windows are usually opened and closed using a small hand crank built into the frame.

A

casement
pg 318

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4
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_________ windows may be seperated by a fixed pane or simply by a vertical post called a mullion.

A

double-casement
pg 318

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5
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These windows have one or more top-hinged, outward-swinging sides

A

awning windows
pg 318

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6
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These windows consist of narrow horizontal panes of glass set in pivoting brackets at each end. The panes overlap in a louver-like fashion.

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jalousie windows
pg 319

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7
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These windows, also known as factory windows, may be hinged at the top or bottom and may swing inward or outward.

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projected windows
pg 319

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8
Q

__________ windows have bottom-hinged, inward-swinging sashes. These windows look like awning windows that have been installed upside down.

A

hopper
pg 319

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9
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Some ______ windows are double- or tripled- glazed. Regardless of how many panes are in each window, there is always a space between the panes. This space may be filled with air, argon, or some other gas insert.

A

energy-efficient
pg 319

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10
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The _________, located between the foundation footing and the first floor, may extend well above the ground if the building occupies a sloping site.

A

stem wall
pg 325

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11
Q

Generally, _________ should not be breached for ventilation purposes.

A

firewalls
pg 325

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12
Q

Exterior masonry walls range from _______ or more in thickness.

A

8 to 12 inches
pg 326

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13
Q

These walls are essentially frame walls in which 2x4 or 2x6 inch wood or metal studs are covered with a layer of plywood or OSB for shear strength.

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veneer-over-frame walls
pg 326

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14
Q

The EIFS veneer may be as much as _____ thick.

A

one foot
pg 326

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15
Q

These walls can be recognized by the hollow sound they make when tapped with a tool.

A

EIFS veneer
pg 326

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16
Q

A fog or spray stream directed through a window or doorway with a _______ degree pattern covering 85% to 90% of the opening provides the best results for ventilation.