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By Sara Hart
AIA/Architectural Record Continuing
Education
Instructions
Questions:
LU: 1
HSW: 1
1. The problem
of curtain walls having hysteresis is prevalent in which group
of buildings?
a. all buildings from the 1960s and 70s
b. all buildings with a thin marble veneer
c. all buildings with a natural stone veneer
d. marble-veneer buildings with calcite grains and a calcite
binder
2. Disaggregation
of stone is also known as which?
a. cracking
b. hysteresis
c. sugaring
d. expansion
3. Hysteresis,
which is an incurable condition caused by changes in temperature,
can be visually detected by all except which?
a. marble panels will be cupped
b. marble panels will show cracked edges
c. marble pieces will fall off the building
d. marble will change to a darker color
4. Hysteresis
is caused by which?
a. cutting fine-grain marble into thin veneer
b. microcracking in the calcite binder
c. loss of strength in the marble panel
d. moisture penetration at bowed edges of the marble panel
5. What causes
the acceleration of hysteresis?
a. temperature changes
b. exposure to weather
c. extremely dry weather
d. a and b
6. Which material
is most prone to hysteresis?
a. thin marble veneer with fine grain
b. thin granite veneer
c. thin marble veneer with coarse grain
d. thin limestone veneer
7. Glass-fiber-reinforced
concrete uses fiberglass instead of steel reinforcing, resulting
in which benefit?
a. reduction of dead load up to 50 percent
b. reduction of dead load up to 75 percent
c. reduction of freeze-thaw concerns
d. increased stability
8. What material
was used for the temporary replacement of the tower panels
after the problem was discovered?
a. fiberglass panels
b. aluminum sheets
c. exterior-grade plywood
d. polymer concrete panels
9. Which is not
true for both marble and granite?
a. they are natural materials
b. they show the signs of hysteresis
c. they can be mined in the U.S.
d. they show color variations
10. Which was
not an advantage of changing the tower cladding from marble
to aluminum?
a. column enclosures could be reduced in size
b. corner columns could be removed
c. material waste could be minimized
d. the original look could be maintained
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