COSC 354 - Test #2 Questions With Complete Solutions
A circle at the tangent of the arrow and the reference line means
welding to be: Correct Answers Correct answer:
All Around
A flag at the tangent of the reference line and arrow
means____________ Correct Answers Field Weld
A two-way joist slab uses domes to form the rib-like structure.
What does a one-way concrete joist system use to form the
panels? Correct Answers Pans
As discussed in class, at what temperature does steel rapidly lose
its yield strength? Correct Answers 500-600 degrees
As discussed in class, composite decking does what for the floor
system? Select the most correct answer. Correct Answers
Makes the strength of the concrete and decking stronger together
than they are apart
As discussed in class, what structure was built completely out of
wrought iron? Correct Answers Eiffel Tower
Before steel goes through the rolling mills, the steel is fabricated
into standard shapes that are typically thick approximations of
their final shape. What is the steel called at this step? Correct
Answers Beam Blanks
During the manufacturing of steel, a mini-mill mostly uses scrap
steel from what product: Correct Answers Cars
, During the process of converting iron ore into steel, what
materials are added together in a blast furnace to create
elemental iron? Correct Answers Coke and Limestone
How does weathering steel differ from conventional carbon steel
in construction? Correct Answers Its unique composition
allows it to develop a protective layer of rust, which eliminates
the need for painting and provides enhanced corrosion resistance
over time
In a One-Way solid slab, the slab reinforcing runs in a singular
direction that is then supported by grade beams, which are then
supported by girders. What is the reinforcing in the slab called
that runs perpendicular to the bottom bars: Correct Answers
Correct answer:
Shrinkage-temperature Reinforcing
In a two-way flat slab, the mushroom capital or the drop panels
are built to resist what in the structure? Correct Answers High
Shear Forces at the top of the column
In a two-way floor/roof system, the heavy reinforcement that is
designed to carry the higher bending forces encountered in the
zones of the slab that cross the columns is called what? In class,
it was described as a "Grade beam within the depth of the slab".
Correct Answers Column Strip
In class it was discussed that the US Steel headquarters building
used a unique method for fireproofing their steel. What was that
method? Correct Answers Water Filled Columns
A circle at the tangent of the arrow and the reference line means
welding to be: Correct Answers Correct answer:
All Around
A flag at the tangent of the reference line and arrow
means____________ Correct Answers Field Weld
A two-way joist slab uses domes to form the rib-like structure.
What does a one-way concrete joist system use to form the
panels? Correct Answers Pans
As discussed in class, at what temperature does steel rapidly lose
its yield strength? Correct Answers 500-600 degrees
As discussed in class, composite decking does what for the floor
system? Select the most correct answer. Correct Answers
Makes the strength of the concrete and decking stronger together
than they are apart
As discussed in class, what structure was built completely out of
wrought iron? Correct Answers Eiffel Tower
Before steel goes through the rolling mills, the steel is fabricated
into standard shapes that are typically thick approximations of
their final shape. What is the steel called at this step? Correct
Answers Beam Blanks
During the manufacturing of steel, a mini-mill mostly uses scrap
steel from what product: Correct Answers Cars
, During the process of converting iron ore into steel, what
materials are added together in a blast furnace to create
elemental iron? Correct Answers Coke and Limestone
How does weathering steel differ from conventional carbon steel
in construction? Correct Answers Its unique composition
allows it to develop a protective layer of rust, which eliminates
the need for painting and provides enhanced corrosion resistance
over time
In a One-Way solid slab, the slab reinforcing runs in a singular
direction that is then supported by grade beams, which are then
supported by girders. What is the reinforcing in the slab called
that runs perpendicular to the bottom bars: Correct Answers
Correct answer:
Shrinkage-temperature Reinforcing
In a two-way flat slab, the mushroom capital or the drop panels
are built to resist what in the structure? Correct Answers High
Shear Forces at the top of the column
In a two-way floor/roof system, the heavy reinforcement that is
designed to carry the higher bending forces encountered in the
zones of the slab that cross the columns is called what? In class,
it was described as a "Grade beam within the depth of the slab".
Correct Answers Column Strip
In class it was discussed that the US Steel headquarters building
used a unique method for fireproofing their steel. What was that
method? Correct Answers Water Filled Columns
