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Stack #84344
Bricks and Mortar
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Could this be a quickening in the setting time? | plasticiser |
| There are 215mm x 102.5mm x 65mm. | bricks |
| Builder's - stock most building materials | merchants |
| This makes the mortar workable. | accelerator |
| This is fully descriptive. | specification |
| It wouldn't set without this. | cement |
| You should always following manufacturer's -. | instructions |
| These boxes should be used to measure amounts. | mitre |
| Complete this statement ' Oridinary - cements' | Portland |
| Length x width x thickness = | volume |
| This one was prepared earlier! | concrete |
| This drawing consist of a plan, front elevation and end elevation | orthographic |
| This could be finish or backing | plaster |
| We use these to act as a means of communication. | drawings |
| When slaked, this becomes - lime. | hydrated |
| These may be dense or lightweight. | blocks |
| The abbreviation for Ordinary Portland Cement is- | OPC |
| 1:3:6 is a typical - | ratio |
| This may be orthographic. | diagram |
| This could be by hand. | mixing |
| In a 1:2:4 mix, the number 2 would be - | sand |
| All sloping lines are at 30 degrees in this type of drawing. | isometric |
| These can be either coarse or fine. | sands |