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Week 3: activities

20 July 2011

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Posted by Emma Purnell at 13:21

16 June 2011

Question 1:

You have been asked to inspect the following piece of work for hand-over - Review the picture and describe what you feel are the 2 main issue for non compliance with a typical specification?

Picture taken from Malcolm Hollis (2009)



Picture taken from Malcolm Hollis (2009)

Posted by Emma Purnell at 14:13

Question 2:

What may have caused the following defect to the brickwork?



What may have caused the following defect to the brickwork?

Posted by Emma Purnell at 14:12

Question 3:

What is the main difference between a timber framed houses and a traditional house constructed of masonry?


Posted by Emma Purnell at 14:11

Question 4:

What is the purpose of a slump test on concrete?


Posted by Emma Purnell at 14:11

Question 5:

What is the current British standard for brickwork?


Posted by Emma Purnell at 14:11

Question 6:

External brickwork is covered in white salt compound(efflorescence) what could be the cause?


Posted by Emma Purnell at 14:10

Question 7:

What is the likely cause of the following brickwork cracking defect?



What is the likely cause of the following brickwork cracking defect?

Posted by Emma Purnell at 14:09

Question 8:

Describe three ways that drains can be tested and which British Standard can used?


Posted by Emma Purnell at 14:08

Question 9 :

Isolated damp patches have occurred on the internal face of a plastered wall at first floor level, what could be the cause?



Posted by Emma Purnell at 14:08

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Emma Purnell created this on 12 April 2010.
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This was last edited on 11 July 2011.
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