5.1 Name the type of lagging that you would use for the centres when you have to build the following:
5.1.1 Rough arch
5.1.2 Gauged arch
5.2 Draw in your ANSWER BOOK, in good proportion, a centre for a semicircular arch that will be built over a door opening - NSC Civil Technology Woodworking - Question 5 - 2019 - Paper 1
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5.1 Name the type of lagging that you would use for the centres when you have to build the following:
5.1.1 Rough arch
5.1.2 Gauged arch
5.2 Draw in your ANSWER B... show full transcript
Worked Solution & Example Answer:5.1 Name the type of lagging that you would use for the centres when you have to build the following:
5.1.1 Rough arch
5.1.2 Gauged arch
5.2 Draw in your ANSWER BOOK, in good proportion, a centre for a semicircular arch that will be built over a door opening - NSC Civil Technology Woodworking - Question 5 - 2019 - Paper 1
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5.1.1 Rough arch
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The type of lagging suitable for a rough arch is open lagging. This type allows for a greater adjustment during the setting of the arch.
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5.1.2 Gauged arch
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For a gauged arch, closed lagging is preferable. This provides a more precise mold that supports the arch's defined curvature.
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5.2 Draw in your ANSWER BOOK, in good proportion, a centre for a semicircular arch that will be built over a door opening. Label any TWO parts on the drawing.
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To draw a centre for a semicircular arch, depict a semicircle above a rectangle representing the door. Label the 'RIB' of the arch and the 'TIE BEAM' connecting the ends.
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5.3 Name the material that can be used for the sides of the formwork for a square column, which saves time because no surface finishing is needed and no absorption of moisture from the concrete takes place.
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The material suitable for the sides of the formwork is steel. It provides a smooth finish and prevents moisture absorption, reducing the need for additional surface treatment.
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5.4 What will you apply to the formwork before the casting of concrete to prevent the concrete from clinging to the inside of the formwork when striking takes place?
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Before casting, releasing oil will be applied to the formwork. This creates a lubricated surface, ensuring easy removal of the formwork after the concrete has set.
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5.5 Use ANSWER SHEET 5.5 and draw, in good proportion, ONLY the left half of the vertical section of the formwork for the concrete beam.
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On ANSWER SHEET 5.5, represent the vertical section of the formwork. Include elements such as the 'SHUTTERING BOARD SIDE', 'CLEAT', and 'WEDGE', ensuring correct proportions and clear labeling.
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5.6 Label A to F.
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