NBC 2015- Section 9.1, 9.2,9.2,9.3 - 01

Which standard must the concrete in a Division B construction comply with?

What is the minimum specified yield strength for the reinforcing in a Division B construction?

What is the minimum lap length for 10M bars in a Division B construction?

What is the maximum aggregate size for the concrete in a Division B construction?

What standard must the cement in a Division B construction meet?

What is the maximum water to cementing material ratio for garage and carport floors and exterior steps in a Division B construction?

Which type of lumber is required for loadbearing members in plank frame construction?

What is the maximum allowable moisture content for lumber at the time of installation?

Which type of lumber is required for wall sheathing when it is not required as a nailing base?

What type of lumber is required for non-loadbearing members in stud wall framing?

What type of lumber is required for posts and beams less than 114 mm in thickness?

What type of lumber is required for subflooring?

Which subsection describes the application of this Part?

What is the maximum total floor area allowed for a secondary suite?

Where are the definitions for the italicized words found?

Which class of concrete should be used for unreinforced and nominally reinforced concrete?

What are the requirements for reinforced concrete?

What are the requirements for flat insulating concrete form walls in buildings of light-frame?

According to the text, in which Use Category (UC) is the wood member used in exterior construction, above-ground applications, and applications where the wood member is uncoated or is used in a configuration conducive to moisture accumulation?

According to the text, which Use Category (UC) is used for wood members in contact with the ground, in contact with fresh water, or with a vertical clearance less than 150 mm and not separated from permeable supporting materials by a moisture barrier?

According to the text, when wood is protected in accordance with UC1 or UC2 using an inorganic boron preservative, what must be done if the vertical clearance to the ground is less than 150 mm?

According to the text, how should wood that is required to be treated to resist termites or decay be identified?

According to the text, what is the minimum thickness for galvanized sheet steel intended for use in locations exposed to the weather or as a flashing material?

According to the text, what are the two standards that galvanized sheet steel must meet?

According to the text, what does the minimum thickness for sheet metal material stated in this Part include in the case of galvanized steel?

True or false: Wood that is required to be treated to resist termites or decay shall be identified by a mark to indicate the type of preservative used and conformance to the relevant required Use Category.

True or false: According to the text, the minimum thickness for galvanized sheet steel intended for use in locations exposed to the weather or as a flashing material is not less than the G90 [Z275] coating designation or an aluminum-zinc alloy coating not less than the AZM150 coating designation.

True or false: The minimum specified yield strength for the reinforcing in a Division B construction is stated in this Part and includes the thickness of the galvanizing coating unless otherwise indicated.

True or false: According to the text, in Use Category 4.1 (UC4.1), the wood member is used in exterior construction, above-ground applications, and applications where the wood member is uncoated or is used in a configuration conducive to moisture accumulation.

True or false: Wood that is protected in accordance with UC1 or UC2 using an inorganic boron preservative must be separated from permeable supporting materials by a moisture barrier that is resistant to all expected mechanisms of deterioration in the service environment if the vertical clearance to the ground is less than 150 mm.

True or false: Where sheet steel is required to be galvanized, it shall be metallic-coated with zinc or an alloy of 55% aluminum-zinc meeting the requirements of ASTM A 792/A 792M, “Steel Sheet, 55% Aluminum-Zinc Alloy-Coated by the Hot-Dip Process.”

True or false: According to the text, the minimum lap length for 10M bars in a Division B construction is stated in this Part and includes the thickness of the galvanizing coating unless otherwise indicated.

True or false: According to the text, the maximum water to cementing material ratio for garage and carport floors and exterior steps in a Division B construction is stated in this Part and includes the thickness of the galvanizing coating unless otherwise indicated.

True or false: According to the text, the maximum allowable moisture content for lumber at the time of installation is stated in this Part and includes the thickness of the galvanizing coating unless otherwise indicated.

True or false: According to the text, the maximum aggregate size for the concrete in a Division B construction is stated in this Part and includes the thickness of the galvanizing coating unless otherwise indicated.