Physical science. Concerned with the study of objects at rest or in motion that are subjected to forces.

Bodies under state of "equilibrium". Zero acceleration

Stable state of objects

after applying forces

Composed of a series of sloping structural supports that typically run from the ridge or hip of roof to the external wall plate.

Vector-active structural frame. Composed of slender, rigid, linear web members

Truss having inclined top chords.

Trusses that Extends to 3-dimension, has larger unsupported spans. Usually on airports, coliseums

Lightest form of wood framing. Studding and corner posts are set up in continuous lengths from the first floor line or sill to roof plate

Usually set on reinforced concrete pedestals with own footings connected on bolted plates.

KOSTILYAHE

Common fastener used for metal studs

Common or available size/dimension for Acoustic Fiber Boards

Type of force that causes rotation of an object, because the force is located at a distance from the support or connection of the object.

Choose best answer: FLOOR JOIST SPACING

Changes in the geometry or the material form of objects or structural elements as a result of being.

Term for upper covering of the building. Includes supporting structural framing + attached accessories

Weather- resistant material. Used to cover and protect roof sheathing or decking.

Thin sheet of impervious material. Installed to prevent intrusion of water from critical joints on a roof

Construction material/ feature. Provided to reduce the flow of heat between spaces separated

Soleras

Which of the following is a part of a Tee Runner System?

Constant continuous load. Distributed over a designated length

Forces acting in the direction parallel to the length of the member

Forces become loads when they act on structural elements. Earthquake load is an example of?