What type of window is this?

What type of window is this?

What type of window is this?

What type of window is this?

What type of window is this?

What type of window is this?

What stair component is the RED box?

What stair component is in the RED box?

Which stair component is in the RED box?

Which stair component is in the white box?

Which stair component is in the white box?

Which stair component is in the red box?

Which stair component is in the RED box?

Which stair component is in the white box?

Fire walls can be constructed with fire-resistance ratings of _______ minimum

What is a firewall that extends ABOVE the roof to compartmentalize fire spread?

What is a wall that is always load bearing, has a 2 hour rating, is located on a lot line between buildings, and cannot be breached?

When ducts for heating, ventilating, and air conditioning systems penetrate walls that have a fire-resistance rating of 2 hours or greater, the ducts must be equipped with:

What is a fire-resistance rated wall that restricts the spread of fire and extends continuously from the foundation to the roof?

True or false:

Walls with flammable finishes will contribute to the spread of fire.

What is the design function of a curtain wall?

What is the disadvantage of curtain walls?

• What wall is identical to fire partition, but they are required to terminate at the floor or roof deck and have 1-4 hour-rated structure?

What wall is non-load bearing and designed to block the vertical spread of fire though a building?

They are generally placed around vertical opening as stairwells, elevators, and pipe chases.

Which roof covering adds greater weight load and the risk for flying embers to be blow under the tiles to ignite under the roof deck?

Which flooring is commonly used in fire-resistive construction because it is inherently fire resistive?

Which flooring is used in interior and exterior commercial and residential applications?

Which flooring consists of subfloor made of planks or panel products with a hardwood floor that is finished and sealed?

Which flooring has been used for many years and can be laid directly onto the soil or secured to a subfloor with mortar?

Which one is NOT an example of a floor penetration?

What is the risk of small vertical openings or penetrations in flooring?

Although they do not provide a structural role, select the functions of ceilings:

Select all that apply.

How to building codes specify the acceptable dimensions for stairs?

Which door operates on a pivot post and generally used as a means of egress?

Which door is suspended from an overhead track and may use steel or nylon rollers?

It is also commonly used in elevators and storefront doors.

Which door is used in places of assembly to divide large and small rooms and it can either be bifolding or multifolding?

Which door is often used in industrial occupancies (warehouses, garages) and must have a swinging door installed if it is used as a means of egress?

Which door must have collapsable wings and a swinging door installed within 10 feet?

Codes require glass doors to be made of ______ glass that resists breakage.

When a fire occurs, fire doors must be ______ in order to properly perform their function.

A __________ is the oldest detection device that closes fire doors.

Where can electromagnetic doors be found?

_________ indicates the length of time the door will resist fire before it is breached.

This is most commonly used today

What is the fire door classification that is no longer used, but inspectors will encounter fire doors that still have it, especially in older buildings?

To qualify as a rated fire door, ______ assembly, including the door, hardware, and frame must pass a test by a third-party testing agency and be listed.

Any glazing material used in fire doors must be ________.

• Fire walls can be constructed as freestanding or tied walls.

• What is required of tied walls?

True or false:

• Doors must swing in the direction of egress travel.

Which type of fire door is commonly used in an industrial occupancy, but cannot be used on any opening that is required to be a means of egress?

Which is NOT an example of how interior finishes contribute to fire behavior?

The inspector should have knowledge of utility chases and shafts because they provide a ________ for smoke and fire.

Model codes require venting on top of every elevator hoistway because they have the potential to act as a ____________.

Which transformer uses the surrounding air to cool the transformer though fins and heat sinks?

Which transformer contains oil to conduct heat from the core and to electrically insulate internal components?

________ are designed to evenly distribute the electricity and prevent wiring from overheating.

Model codes require refrigeration machinery rooms to be equipped with _____ systems, which alerts the mechanical ventilation system to be activated.

Active _______ systems are especially applicable in high-rise structures because a lengthy time is needed for evacuation.

Model codes require that an HVAC system above a certain capacity has an internal ___________ device to automatically turn off the system when smoke is detected.

Codes may require the installation of ___________ to protect duct penetrations through fire-rated assemblies.

Utility chases are ________ and vertical shafts may be ________. 

Select all the functions of HVAC systems:

The Steiner Tunnel Test, formally known as ASTM-84, produces a numerical evaluation of what 2 things?

What is the measure of the relative visual obscurity created by the smoke from a tested material?

What material is used as the standard in the smoke-developed index?

The reason for a difference between the rating of a fire door and a fire-rated wall is the _______.

What is the inaccessible space between layers of building materials?

It is also known as a void space in the ceiling.

The interstitial space can be used as ______, in which air flows back to the heating, ventilating, and HVAC systems.

The E-119 standard test evaluates the ability of structural assemblies to _______ and _______.

What type of stairs are not required to be a part of a means of egress system?

Class I interior floor finishes are generally found in:

Class I floor finishes can withstand _____ temperatures than Class II floor finishes.

What is the danger of a photovoltaic system?

When the floor area of a building is subdivided with fire-resistive partitions or walls, it is said to be __________.

A single-exhaust duct is only that only serves one exhaust hood and have a _____ suppression system.

• Rated fire doors are identified with a label indicating the ______, _____, and _______.

• Select 3 responses.

True or False:

UL is the only laboratory that can certify doors.

Breaching a party wall is:

Why do interior finishes pose a great potential fire danger to occupants?

Fire walls are typically constructed of:

What is this an example of?

What is this an example of?

What is this an example of?

What is this an example of?