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BS EN 12004-2001 for Adhesives Quiz

Total questions: 44

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What did BS EN 12004-2001 replace in terms of specifications for adhesives used with ceramic tiles and mosaic?

a)

BS EN 5980-1980

b)

BS EN 12004-1990

c)

BS EN 1980-2001

d)

BS EN 5980-2001

2.

What was the purpose of introducing BS EN 12004-2001 for adhesives used with ceramic tiles and mosaic?

a)

To lower the standards for adhesive performance

b)

To classify adhesives based on color and texture

c)

To classify adhesives in relation to performance and provide more appropriate specifications for tile installation

d)

To simplify the testing process for adhesives

3.

How do the adhesive values required to pass the tests in BS EN12004-2001 compare to those in BS 5980-1980?

a)

They are generally lower

b)

They are generally higher

c)

They are exactly the same

d)

They are not comparable

4.

According to the EN standards, how are adhesives and their properties defined?

a)

By a single variable

b)

By a combination of two variables

c)

By a combination of three variables

d)

By a combination of four variables

5.

What are the three variables that define adhesives and their properties in the EN standards?

a)

Adhesive chemistry, optional characteristics, and color

b)

Adhesive chemistry, level of performance, and price

c)

Adhesive chemistry, optional characteristics, and level of performance

d)

Adhesive chemistry, viscosity, and application method

6.

Which of the following is NOT an example of adhesive chemistry mentioned in the EN standards?

a)

Dispersion

b)

Cementitious

c)

Reaction resin

d)

Polymerization

7.

What are some of the optional characteristics for adhesives mentioned in the EN standards?

a)

Fast set, reduced slip, extended open time

b)

Fast cure, increased slip, reduced open time

c)

Slow set, increased slip, extended open time

d)

Fast set, reduced strength, extended open time

8.

What are some of the performance and test requirements for adhesives as defined by the EN standards?

a)

Tensile strength, adhesive after water immersion, heat ageing

b)

Compressive strength, adhesive before water immersion, cold ageing

c)

Shear strength, adhesive after oil immersion, heat resistance

d)

Tensile adhesive after water immersion, heat ageing, freeze/thaw

9.

What classification is given to a Normal Dispersion Adhesive?

a)

C

b)

D

c)

A

d)

B

10.

What classification is given to an Improved Dispersion Adhesive?

a)

C

b)

D

c)

A

d)

B

11.

What classification is given to a Normal Cementitious Adhesive?

a)

C

b)

D

c)

A

d)

B

12.

What is classified as a D1 adhesive?

a)

Normal Cementitious Adhesive

b)

Improved Dispersion Adhesive

c)

Normal Dispersion Adhesive

d)

None of the above

13.

Which classification does Improved Dispersion Adhesive fall under?

a)

C1

b)

C2

c)

D1

d)

D2

14.

What does the classification C1 stand for?

a)

Improved Dispersion Adhesive

b)

Normal Dispersion Adhesive

c)

Normal Cementitious Adhesive

d)

None of the above

15.

What classification is given to a "Normal Dispersion Adhesive" with a D rating?

a)

C1

b)

D1

c)

C2

d)

D2

16.

What classification is given to an "Improved Dispersion Adhesive" with a D rating?

a)

D1

b)

C1

c)

D2

d)

C2

17.

What classification is given to a "Normal Dispersion Adhesive" with a C rating?

a)

C2

b)

D1

c)

C1

d)

D2

18.

What classification is given to an "Improved Cementitious Adhesive" with a C rating?

a)

C1

b)

D2

c)

D1

d)

C2

19.

What does the classification "D1" refer to in adhesive classifications?

a)

Normal Reactive resin Adhesives

b)

Improved Cementitious Adhesive

c)

Normal Dispersion Adhesive

d)

Improved Dispersion Adhesive

20.

What does the classification "D2" refer to in adhesive classifications?

a)

Normal Reactive resin Adhesives

b)

Improved Cementitious Adhesive

c)

Normal Dispersion Adhesive

d)

Improved Dispersion Adhesive

21.

What does the classification "C1" refer to in adhesive classifications?

a)

Normal Reactive resin Adhesives

b)

Improved Cementitious Adhesive

c)

Normal Dispersion Adhesive

d)

Improved Dispersion Adhesive

22.

What does the classification "C2" refer to in adhesive classifications?

a)

Normal Reactive resin Adhesives

b)

Improved Cementitious Adhesive

c)

Normal Dispersion Adhesive

d)

Improved Dispersion Adhesive

23.

What does the classification "R1" refer to in adhesive classifications?

a)

Normal Reactive resin Adhesives

b)

Improved Cementitious Adhesive

c)

Normal Dispersion Adhesive

d)

Improved Dispersion Adhesive

24.

What does the classification "D1" stand for in the Adhesive Classifications?

a)

Improved Dispersion Adhesive

b)

Normal Dispersion Adhesive

c)

Normal Reactive resin Adhesives

d)

Improved Cementitious Adhesive

25.

What is the classification for "Improved Cementitious Adhesive"?

a)

C1

b)

D2

c)

R1

d)

C2

26.

Which classification corresponds to "Normal Reactive resin Adhesives"?

a)

R1

b)

D1

c)

C1

d)

R2

27.

What does "D2" represent in the Adhesive Classifications?

a)

Normal Dispersion Adhesive

b)

Improved Cementitious Adhesive

c)

Normal Reactive resin Adhesives

d)

Improved Dispersion Adhesive

28.

What does "D" stand for in the adhesive classifications?

a)

Dispersion Adhesive

b)

Durable Adhesive

c)

Dynamic Adhesive

d)

Dense Adhesive

29.

Which classification is not a type of adhesive listed in the image?

a)

Normal Dispersion Adhesive

b)

Improved Cementitious Adhesive

c)

Normal Reactive resin Adhesives

d)

Enhanced Bonding Adhesive

30.

What is the classification of "Improved Reactive resin Adhesives" under?

a)

D

b)

C

c)

R

d)

B

31.

What does the number "2" represent in the context of "C" adhesives?

a)

Normal Dispersion Adhesive

b)

Improved Dispersion Adhesive

c)

Normal Cementitious Adhesive

d)

Improved Cementitious Adhesive

32.

What does the characteristic "F" stand for in the context of adhesives?

a)

Flexible Setting Adhesives

b)

Fast Setting Adhesives

c)

Firm Setting Adhesives

d)

Final Setting Adhesives

33.

What does the characteristic "T" represent?

a)

Adhesive with total slip

b)

Adhesive with reduced time

c)

Adhesive with reduced slip

d)

Adhesive with thick consistency

34.

What does the characteristic "E" indicate?

a)

Adhesive with extend open time

b)

Adhesive with extra strength

c)

Adhesive with easy application

d)

Adhesive with enhanced bonding

35.

What is the deformation value associated with the characteristic "S1"?

a)

Deformation 1.5mm

b)

Deformation 2.5mm

c)

Deformation 3.5mm

d)

Deformation 4.5mm

36.

What does "S2" signify in terms of deformation?

a)

Deformation less than 5mm

b)

Deformation equal to 5mm

c)

Deformation greater than 5mm

d)

Deformation up to 5mm

37.

What does the class "1F" signify for type C adhesive?

a)

Normal cementitious adhesive with extended opening time

b)

Normal fast-setting cementitious adhesive

c)

Improved cementitious adhesive with reduced slip

d)

Normal dispersion adhesive

38.

Which class of type C adhesive is described as having both reduced slip and extended opening time?

a)

2E

b)

2F

c)

2TE

d)

1FT

39.

What is the description of a type D class 2T adhesive?

a)

Normal dispersion adhesive with reduced slip

b)

Improved dispersion adhesive with reduced slip

c)

Improved cementitious fast setting adhesive with reduced slip

d)

Normal cementitious adhesive with reduced slip

40.

What does the class "2FT" correspond to?

a)

Normal reactive resin adhesives

b)

Improved reactive resin adhesives with reduced slip

c)

Improved dispersion fast setting adhesive with reduced slip

d)

Improved cementitious adhesive with deformation greater than 5mm

41.

Which class describes "Improved reactive resin adhesives"?

a)

1

b)

1T

c)

2

d)

2-S1

42.

What is the description for the adhesive class "2-S1"?

a)

Normal reactive resin adhesives

b)

Improved reactive resin adhesives with reduced slip

c)

Improved cementitious adhesive with improved deformation up to 5mm

d)

Improved cementitious adhesive with deformation greater than 5mm

43.

Which class of adhesive has a deformation greater than 5mm?

a)

2FT

b)

2

c)

2-S1

d)

2-S2

44.

What type of adhesive is recommended for tiling to an internal, plastered, blockwork wall subject to dry conditions with large format tiles?

a)

A) A high-strength epoxy adhesive

b)

B) A normal dispersion adhesive with good non-slip properties

c)

C) A moisture-resistant mastic adhesive

d)

D) No adhesive required