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CADD-2 Lesson 11
Architecture Chap. 17 - 23 Electrical Plans, Roof Plans, & Elevations
Question | Answer |
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How many Amps of Electrical Service should a single family residence be equipped with? | 200 Amps |
What type of Dimensions does are the primary measurements shown on an Elevation? | Vertical or Height Dimensions. |
According to standard code requirements, Duplex Outlets should be placed a maximum of how many feet apart in standard living areas? | 12 ft. |
According to standard code requirements, Duplex Outlets are required to be how far apart on Kitchen countertops? | 4 ft. |
How high should a standard electrical switch be located above the finished floor? | 4 ft. |
According to standard code requirements, Duplex Outlets should be placed a maximum of how many feet from the corner of a wall in standard living areas? | 6 ft. |
The exterior covering of a structure. | Facade |
The uppermost area of two intersecting roof planes. | Ridge |
The exterior views of a structure. | Elevation |
The lower part of the roof that projects from the wall. | Eave |
Most building codes require outdoor outlets to be what type? | GFI and Weatherproof. |
Most building codes require bathroom outlets to be what type? | GFI (Ground Fault Interupter) |
The recommended total area of ventilator openings in the attic space should be how much? | Minimum 1/300th of the ceiling area. |
What are the three major appliances that require wiring for a 220 volt receptacles? | Hot Water Heater, Oven, and Clothes Dryer. |
How much area does a "square" of shingles cover? | 100 sq. ft. |
What is the minimum roof pitch required with most building codes that allows you to use fiberglass or asphalt shingles? | 4/12 |
When developing Electrical plans, place the switch on which side of the door? | The Latch Side. |
When dimensioning an elevation the vertical distance for the ceiling height should be measured from where? | The finished floor line. |
Which roof style is the most common because of it's adaptability to a wide variety of architectural styles? | Gable Roof. |
A Gambrel Roof is also known as what? | A Barn Roof. |
What is a small Gable shaped roof used to divert water from behind a chimney called? | A Saddle. |
A roof type with two sloping surfaces that intersect at the ridge of a structure. | Gable |
A roof type with four sloping sides. | Hip |
A type of roof formed with two planes on each side of the ridge. The lower pitch is steeper than the upper portion of the roof. | Gambrel |
A roof with very minimal roof pitch, usually less than 1/12. | Flat |
Similar to a flat roof with but with a slight more pitch, less than 12/4 used to cover porches. | Shed |
Small gable projection from a roof to allow naturally light into the upper level of a 1-1/2 story structure. | Dormer |
A channel at the edge of the eave for collecting rainwater from the roof. | Gutter |
A pipe that carries rainwater from the roof to the ground. | Downspout |
Metal (usually thin) used to prevent water from leaking through surface intersections. | Flashing |
A pipe that extends above the roof that allows air to reach the plumbing pipes. Must be located on the Roof Plan. | Vent pipes. |
The part of the chimney that creates the draft that allows the smoke to escape the chimney. | Flue. |
A combination of a Hip roof and a Gable Roof on the same roof slope. | Dutch Hip. |
A hip roof having two slopes on each side | Mansard |
The underside of a structure of the eave or overhang. | Soffit. |