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Construction II - Windows 'n' Stuff

Total questions: 43

Worksheet time: 32mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A Skylight would be considered fenestration

a)

true

b)

false

2.

IGMA stands for Insulating Glass Manufacturers Association

a)

true

b)

false

3.

What percentage glass is made up of silica (sand)?

a)

9%

b)

less than 4%

c)

51%

d)

72%

4.

When did Glass-blowing techniques first develop?

a)

100 A.D.

b)

27 B.C.

c)

1500 B.C.

d)

3000 B.C.

5.

Which of the following is the most common?

a)

Cylinder Glass

b)

Float Glass

c)

Drawing Glass

d)

Plate Class

6.

At the bath plant, Float Glass floats on a bath of what molten material?

a)

Tin

b)

Gallium

c)

Silica (sand)

d)

Aluminum

7.

What is the most common thickness of glass in commercial applications?

a)

1/8"

b)

3/16"

c)

1/4"

d)

1"

8.

What is the approximate weight of float glass?

a)

3 lbs per sf

b)

1.5 lbs per sf

c)

27 lbs per sf

d)

30 lbs per sf

9.

The reheating and rapid cooling of glass is called what?

a)

Annealing

b)

Lehr

c)

Quenching

d)

Tempering

10.

Reheating and cooling must be done before the glass is cut to size

a)

true

b)

false

11.

Heat strengthened is __ stronger than annealed glass while fully-tempered is __ stronger

a)

2x; 4x

b)

2x; 2x

c)

4x; 2x

d)

4x; 4x

12.

Heat strengthened glass is more expensive than fully tempered

a)

true

b)

false

13.

What is the most common interlayer of Laminated Glass

a)

PVB

b)

ETP

c)

ASA

d)

GDER

14.

Laminated Glass blocks 99% of UV rays

a)

true

b)

false

15.

Which of the following is fire-rated glass?

a)

Ceramic Glass

b)

Wired Glass

c)

Intumescent Interlayer

d)

All of the Above

16.

what kind of glass is this?

a)

Fritted Glass

b)

Drawing Glass

c)

Laminated Glass

d)

Halftone Dot Glass

17.
a)

Inward Direct Light Ratio

b)

Solar Heat Gain Coefficient

c)

Visible Light Transmission

d)

Light to Solar Gain Constant

18.

Tinted Glass reflects 25% - 86% of direct light

a)

true

b)

false

19.

Insulated Glass thickness is

a)

1/8" ext. to 5/8" air gap to 1/8" int.

b)

1/2" ext. to 1/4" air gap to 1/2" int.

c)

1/4" ext. to 1/2" air gap to 1/4" int.

d)

1/8" ext. to 3/16" air gap to 1/4" int.

20.

Hard Coat Low-e coating is lower performance

a)

true

b)

false

21.

Which of the following is characteristics of Hard coat E coating?

a)

lower performance

b)

chemical vapor deposition

c)

fused on to the hot glass surface during manufacture

d)

all of the above

22.

which of the following is characteristic is soft e coating?

a)

Higher performance

b)

sputter coat

c)

placed on glass after manufacture

d)

all of the above

23.

Windows provide views, light transmission, and ventillation

a)

True

b)

False

24.

which of the following is not a characteristic of steel

a)

sections are larger than aluminum

b)

more expensive and thermally efficient

c)

High strength

d)

minimal profile size

25.

which of the following is not a characteristic of aluminum

a)

larger sections and durable

b)

least common commercial material

c)

painted or anodized

d)

extruded

26.

Wet and dry glazing is used in combination to maximize benefits.

a)

True

b)

False

27.

mullions are not to be supported against wind pressure

a)

True

b)

False

28.

Total vertical fenestration area to be less than 40% of gross wall area

a)

True

b)

False

29.

total skylight area to be _____ of gross roof area

a)

less than 5%

b)

more than 5%

c)

less than 10%

d)

more than 15%

30.

fenestration is center of glass versus total product of u factor

a)

True

b)

False

31.

NFRC 100 is concerned with Glass and U-Factor

a)

true

b)

false

32.

who said ths quote?

a)

Wesley John Anderson

b)

Frank Lloyd Wright

c)

Ruth Benedict

d)

Maria V. Benitez

e)

Franklin Pierce

33.

What does NFRC Stand for?

a)

National Fenestration Rating Council

b)

National Fenestration Rating Committee

c)

National Fraternity of Rankers of Curtain-walls

d)

North-American Flagship Rendez-Vous of Curtain-walls

e)

the Northern French Renaissance (as it pertains to) Curtain-walls

34.

Curtain Walls

I. are cheaper than Storefront Walls

II. can span multiple stories

III. have smaller profiles than storefront walls

IV. are non-load bearing

V. quicker to install than storefront walls

a)

I, III, IV

b)

II and IV

c)

I, III, V

d)

II, V

e)

All of the Above

35.

Stick built curtain walls are only as good as the workmanship allows

a)

true

b)

false

36.

Stick Built curtain wall systems are

I. Better than Unitized systems for more complex facades

II. Also better for larger buildings

III. Random joint pattern

IV. is only as good as the workmanship allows

V. Has a low field labor cost

a)

I, II, III, IV

b)

I, III, IV, V

c)

II, III, V

d)

None of the above

37.

System members with at least a 0.062" seperation by a material of low conductance are considered

a)

Thermally Improved

b)

Thermally Broken

c)

Thermally Bridged

d)

Thermally Adequate

e)

Not adequate for use in a curtain wall in climate zone 5 in accordance to NFRC 100

38.

An insulbar is a type of thermal break

a)

true

b)

false

39.

Internal Water Management relies on all of the following EXCEPT

a)

Perfect Craftsmanship

b)

weep holes

c)

air seals

d)

pressure equalization concept

40.

Bite tolerance should be what in order to avoid breakage?

a)

1/4"

b)

1/2"

c)

3/8"

d)

3/16"

41.

Edge tolerance should be what in order to avoid breakage?

a)

1/4"

b)

1/8"

c)

3/8"

d)

3/16"

42.

Face tolerance should be what in order to avoid breakage?

a)

1/4"

b)

1/8"

c)

3/8"

d)

3/16"

43.

Structural Sealant Glazing must be done in shop unitized

a)

true

b)

false