DEFENSE BASIC PRESERVATION AND PACKING STUDY GUIDE SUMMARY ACTUAL EXAM WITH GUARANTEED CORRECT SOLUTIONS

◉ Which class of wood-cleated panelboard box has a higher weight limit and is better suited to rough handling and unprotected storage? Answer: Class 2 ◉ Which publication do you use to build wood-cleated panelboard boxes? Answer: ASTM D6251 ◉ You need to ship a 280 lb. load of ammunition to a location with hazardous conditions and millitary contingencies. Which class of wirebound wood box should you use? Answer: Class 3 ◉ Which type of wooden box is best suited for light duty? Answer: simplest looking box ◉ The item you're shipping will be stored outside in a wet climate for extended periods of time. Which type of box treatment is needed to resist water damage? Answer: Treatment B ◉ Which type of wooden box can withstand rough handling, and is often used for ammunition and ordnance? Answer: box with words on side ◉ What's the maximum intermediate cleat spacing allowed for a wood-cleated panelboard box? Answer: 24 inches ◉ You may deviate from ASTM wooden box construction standards only when. Answer: the deviation results in a stronger box ◉ You need to know more about some wirebound boxes that arrived in your packaging shop. Which publication would you use? Answer: ASTM D6573 ◉ Which picture highlights the diagonal members of a crate? Answer: yellow diagonal wood piece ◉ Which picture highlights the longitudinal members of a crate? Answer: yellow wood pieces from left to right on top ◉ Which picture highlights the struts of a crate? Answer: yellow wood pieces going up and down ◉ Which picture highlights the lateral members of a crate? Answer: yellow wood pieces going front to back ◉ You are building a crate and need to make it stronger, so you attach a small plywood panel to the intersecting members. The plywood panel is called a. Answer: gusset ◉ What are the advantage of using an open crate instead of a sheathed crate? Answer: Cheaper Lighter ◉ You need to build a crate for an item that weighs 2,200 pounds. Which crate-building standard do you use? Answer: ASTM D6039 ◉ You are building a crate for a tall item that weights 10,000 pounds. Which crate-building standard do you use? Answer: ASTM D7478 ◉ You are building an ASTM D7478 crate. Which item measurement do you use to determine whether to use Type A, B, or C panels? Answer: height ◉ Which type of crate requires you to drill holes for ventilation? Answer: lumber-sheathed ◉ Which is a kraft envelope? Answer: brown envelope ◉ Which tube has the most secure top? Answer: the tube with a screw top ◉ Which is the telescoping tube? Answer: the blue one ◉ Which is the closed head steel drum? Answer: tall drum with light blue lid