Construction Materials flashcards
19 flashcard decks by 15 users
This Construction Materials page gathers more than 10 user-made flashcard decks, covering topics from cement and concrete to corrosion and material testing. University students and professional candidates can practise material terms and tests, while school students can revise topics and teachers can find ready-made material. Browse a deck to start.
Flashcards
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92 cards430 What metal was one of the first ever used?
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84 cardsCE 100 3rd Assessment Civil and construction engineers must be familiar with materials used in the construction of a wide range o...
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67 cardsCIVL 320 Wood Brock Commons 1
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46 cardsCIVL 320 Steel Steel 1 - Steel products in CIvil Engineering
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127 cardsMaterials-Exam 2 The oldest brick masonry was primarily made from e material and how was this material cured?
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37 cardsunit 2 construction and materials flash cards what is the act that makes it illegal to kill or injure wild birds and animals?
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37 cardsScience and Materials Flash Cards What are the 5 Stages in the lifecycle of a building?
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30 cardsConcrete
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6 cardsCorrosion How Do You Prevent Corrosion?
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9 cardsTesting and grading materials What does ratio mean ?
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4 cardsCement What is cement?
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15 cardsSpecifying and grading materials What letters are used to show that a material complies with British Standards ?
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14 cardsBuilding Materials 2
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10 cardsConstruction Materials What are some examples of construction materials?
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7 cardsWisDOT Spec Flashcards #1 Stone (AASHTO - No. 67)
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3 cardsFire resistant materials What is the name of the paint that improves the fire resistance of an existing structure?
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7 cardsMoisture Movement and Thermal Movement Describe what thermal movement is?
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15 cardsrona: screws + nails
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5 cardsCorrosion of Reinforced Concrete What are the main causes of corrosion in reinforced concrete?
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About construction materials flashcards
GoConqr OriginalUsing Construction Materials flashcards
These decks offer questions and terms on individual materials as well as broader construction topics. Cement asks about raw materials and manufacturing, while Concrete includes terms for cement types and other materials. CIVL 320 Steel covers steel products and structural shapes.
For a place to start, try Construction Materials. Its cards ask for examples of materials and cover limestone, marble and granite. If you are revising tests, move on to Testing and grading materials, which asks about slump and compressive tests.
Revise with a deck
Read a question and recall your answer before checking the card. Return to terms or questions you find difficult, then revisit the deck later. For corrosion practice, the Corrosion deck includes questions on prevention and cathodic protection.
If you want to see how ideas connect rather than recall individual answers, switch to a mind map on the unit page. Pick a topic and give a deck a try.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck could I start with?
Start with Construction Materials for questions about examples of materials, limestone, marble and granite. If you already have a particular topic in mind, choose a focused deck such as Cement or CIVL 320 Steel instead. You can return to a broader deck after revising that material.
What do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover cement, concrete, wood and steel, as well as topics such as corrosion and material testing. Testing and grading materials includes questions about slump and compressive tests. Science and Materials Flash Cards includes questions about building lifecycles, stress and brick deterioration.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes, and save your quiz scores.
Who can use these decks?
The page includes material for university students and professional candidates, as well as school students. Teachers can also browse the decks for ready-made material. Choose a deck by its topic and questions: for example, Testing and grading materials focuses on tests, while Cement covers raw materials and manufacturing.