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WorksheetsArea 02 Part 03
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 1hrs 3mins
The lighting system designed to operate in the event of a power failure to facilitate the evacuation of a building or the continuation of essential services. Various methods are adopted to ensure a suitable source of power.
Flood Lighting
Emergency Lighting
Concealed Lighting
Functional Lighting
Generally refers to the exterior lighting of a building at night by lights with controlled beams placed at a distance.
Flood Lighting
Emergency Lighting
Concealed Lighting
Functional Lighting
Lighting planned to provide light to satisfy the practical needs of a space.
Flood Lighting
Emergency Lighting
Concealed Lighting
Functional Lighting
It means of shielding the light from a fitting or from daylight to eliminate glarThey can be fixed or movable.
. Filter
Reflector
Baffles
Shutter Panel
Designed to throw light in beams of varying width and intensity.
Floodlight Fittings
Spotlight Fittings
Suspended Fittings
Sidelight Fittings
A floor lamp having its light source within a reflecting bowl that directs the light upward.
Gooseneck Lamp
Sconce
Chandelier
Torchere
A system employing open sprinklers attached to a piping system connected to a water supply through which is opened by the operation of a fire detection system installed in the same areas as the sprinklers; when this valve opens, water flows into the piping system and discharges from all sprinklers attached thereto.
Deluge System
Wet Pipe System
Dry Pipe System
None of the above
A system employing automatic sprinklers attached to a piping system containing water and connected to a water supply so that water discharges immediately from sprinklers opened by a fire.
Deluge System
Wet Pipe System
Dry Pipe System
None of the above
The study and practice of mitigating the unwanted effects of potentially destructive fires. It involves the study of the behavior, compartmentalization, suppression and investigation of fire and its related emergencies, as well as the research and development, production, testing and application of mitigating systems.
Fire safety
Fire Suppression
Fire protection
Fire control
Which of the following is not part of Passive Fire Protection (PFP)?
glass wool insulation
. Fire doors and windows
Fire extinguisher
. Fire barriers, firewalls, fire partitions, and smoke barriers
Identify Figure-A from the Reference above.
calcium-silicate-board
Impact board
fiber cement board
PIR (polyisocyanurate) Boards
Identify Figure-B from the Reference above.
calcium-silicate-board
Impact board
fiber cement board
PIR (polyisocyanurate) Boards
Identify Figure-C from the Reference above.
calcium-silicate-board
Impact board
fiber cement board
PIR (polyisocyanurate) Boards
Which of the following is not part of Active Fire Protection (AFP)?
Deluge systems
smoke or heat sensors
Gaseous fire suppression
Pressurization ductwork
A means of determining whether fire protection products meet minimum performance criteria as set out in a building code or other applicable legislation. Successful tests in laboratories holding national accreditation for testing and certification result in the issuance of a certification listing.
fire test
fire-rating
performance mock-up
performance mock-up
Identify Figure-A from the Reference above.
Firestop Cover
Fire Barrier Pillows
Fire Blanket
firestop mantle
Identify Figure-B from the Reference above.
smoke detector
heat detector
flame detector
glass break detector
Identify Figure-C from the Reference above.
Smoke Detector
Heat Detector
flame detector
glass break detector
Identify Figure-D from the Reference above
Smoke Detector
Heat Detector
flame detector
glass break detector
Combustible material shall not be placed within _____mm of fireplace, smoke chamber, or chimney walls when built entirely within a structure or within ____mm when the chimney is built entirely outside the structure.
50mm ; 25mm
5mm ; 25mm
25mm ; 50mm
30mm ; 20mm
Provided the capacity and reliability is acceptable, Sprinkler System may be connected to the following water supply except for:
Gravity Tanks
Cistern tanks
Pumps
Pressure Tanks
Fire Department Connections
A compound used to raise the ignition point of a flammable material, thus making it more resistant to fire.
Fire spray
flame suppressant
extinguisher
flame retardant
UL label is affixed to a building material, component, or device with the authorization of Underwriters Laboratories Inc to indicate the following except for:
Has a rating based on performance tests of such products.
Is from a production lot found by examination to be made from materials and by processes essentially identical to those of representative products that have been subjected to appropriate fire, electrical hazard, and other tests for safety.
Is subject to the reexamination service of any approved agency.
All of the above
Identify the image shown on Fig-A.
Centrifugal fan
Smoke vent
Fire damper
Backward Inclined Fans
Identify the image shown on Fig-B.
Centrifugal fan
Smoke vent
Fire damper
Backward Inclined Fans
Identify the image shown on Fig-C.
Centrifugal fan
Smoke vent
Fire damper
Backward Inclined Fans
Identify the image shown on Fig-D.
Centrifugal fan
Smoke vent
Fire damper
Backward Inclined Fans
Pipe color Identification for Boiler Feed Water?
green
. orange
yellow
blue
A water tank may be installed above the roof of the building or by separate tower for the purpose. Water from the water mains is pumped to the tank and the building draws its supply from overhead tank.
Pneumatic Tank
Centrifugal Tank
Overhead Tank Supply
None of the above
A pump in which the pressure is developed principally by the action of centrifugal force.
Pneumatic Tank
Centrifugal Tank
. Overhead Tank Supply
None of the above
A centrifugal pump whose drive unit is supported by the pump having its suction and discharge flanges on approximately the same center.
Horizontal Split-Case Pump
End Suction Pump
Horizontal Pump
In Line Pump
Additive used to ensure that all particles of cement and water are mixed thoroughly in a concrete setting.
Wetting Agents
Wetting Agents
Alkali Compounds
Anodizing
A process of coating steel products by immersing them in a bath of molten zinc after cleaning them
Powder coating
galvanizing
Agent bleeding
Anodizing
IDENTIFY Fig-A; It is a high-end residential condominium skyscraper completed in 2001 and is located in Bonifacio Global City, Philippines. It was designed using displacement-based design approach and it utilized Tuned Liquid Column Sloshing Dampers to resist wind.
Gramercy Residences
The Proscenium
Pacific Plaza Twin Towers
Central towers
IDENTIFY Fig-B; Consists of Two High-Rise Residential Towers. The First building to be applied with Viscoelastic (VE) dampers in the Philippines.
BSA Twin tower
Ayala Twin towers
Pacific Plaza twin towers
Park Central towers
Identify Fig-C.
English Bond
Garden Wall Bond
Flemish Cross Bond
Common Bond
Identify Fig-D; It is manufactured by welding a corrugated sheet top flat steel sheet, forming a series of space or raceways for electrical and communications wiring.
Composite Decking
Form Decking
Cellular Decking
Wood Decking
It refers to an exterior angle of a masonry wall, or one of the stones or bricks forming such an angle, usually differentiated from adjoining surfaces by material, texture, color, size or projection.
Stringcourse
Water Table
Quoin
Dripstone
It has inclined web members forming a series of equilateral triangles.
Bowstring Trusses
Belgian Trusses
Warren Trusses
Howe Trusses
A type of roof having a sloping ends and sides meeting at an inclined projecting angle.
Gambrel Roofs
Flat Roofs
Hip Roofs
Mansard Roofs
An intersection of two inclined roof surfaces towards which rainwater flows.
. Gable
Ridge
Valley
Hip
A trim that finishes the joint between a doorframe and its rough opening.
Casing
Jamb
Stop
Head
It consists of a number of flat plates rotating about a central pin, with shoulders mortised into the door edge and doorframe so as to be concealed when closed.
Double Acting Hinge
Invisible Hinge
Spring Hinge
Olive Knuckle Hinge
Windows that have operating sashes that swing inward on hinges attached to the bottom of their frames.
. Awning Window
Pivoting Window
Hopper Window
Jalousie Window
It consists of tubular metal mullions and rails assembled piece by piece on site to frame vision glass and spandrel units.
Unit System
Stick System
Unit and Mullion System
Column Cover and Spandrel System
Refers to any plaster coat applied before the finish coat.
. White Coat
Finish Coat
Brown Coat
Base Coat
A laminate made of thin layers of wood plywood laminate - a sheet of material made by bonding two or more sheets or layers.
Marine Plywood
Laminated board
Plyboard
Fiber board
A Philippine mahogany (Shoreapolysperma) with reddish brown wood; also called red lauan.
Soft wood
Soft wood
Oak wood
Tanguile
A unit of measure for lumber equal to 1 inch thick by 12 inches wide by 12 inches long
Yard
Inches
Meter
Board foot
A threaded steel bent inserted of masonry construction for securing wood or metal plates to concrete construction.
Carriage bolt
Anchor bolt
Anchor bolt
Hanger bolt
A locking mechanism distinct from a spring bolt lock. It cannot be moved to the open position except by rotating the key.
Mortice lock
Cylinder lock
Dead bolt lock
Multi-point locking system
Accomplished by stressing wires or strands, called tendons, to predetermined amount by stretching them between two anchorages prior to placing concrete.
high strength concrete
Stamped concrete
pre-tensioned concrete
post-tensioned concrete
Small headless nails sometimes called barbed dowel pins. The regular size of ranges from 12mm to 5.0 cm. gauge No.8 wire or 4mm diameter
Tacks
Brads
Spikes
Sprigs
Small slender nails with small deep heads. The common variety is made in sizes from 2.5cm to 15cm in length while the flooring ones -from 5 cm to 10cm. length.
Sprigs
Spikes
Brads
Tacks
A wall that serves two dwelling units also known as party wall.
Common wall
Partition wall
ceramics
gypcrete
Refer to the given figures above, Identify which type of glass is Fig-G.
Insulated glass
Double glass
Double glaze
Refer to the given figures above, what type of glass is being in Fig-H?
Architectural glass
painted glass
Lacquered glass
spandrel glass
Refer to the given figures above, Identify which type of glass is Fig-I.
Frosted glass
Sand Blasted glass
Etched glass
Patterned glass
Refer to the given figures above, Identify which type of glass is Fig-J.
Decorative glass
brick glass
grass brick
glass blocks
Refer to the given figures above, Identify which type of glass is Fig-K.
Printed glass
Ceramic frit glass
back painted glass
Lacquered glass
