Advanced Laying Techniques

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Advanced Laying Techniques Module 28205-05

Upon completion of this module, you will be able to: Transparency 1 Objectives Upon completion of this module, you will be able to: 1. Recognize the structural principles and fundamental uses of basic types of walls. 2. Recognize the requirement for, and function of, control joints and expansion joints. 3. Build various types of walls using proper reinforcement, jointing, and bonding techniques. 4. Lay out specialty structures such as maintenance holes, segmented block walls, and screens. 5. Identify and explain the different types of masonry arches used today. 6. Lay out a semicircular arch and a jack arch.

2. Lay out specialty structures and arches. Transparency 2 Performance Tasks 1. Lay a wythe of brick against a block wythe or wood frame backing to make a composite wall. Use ties and a collar joint. 2. Lay out specialty structures and arches.

Transparency 3 Figure 2 – Single-Wythe Solid Brick Wall

Transparency 4 Figure 3 – Single-Wythe Solid Concrete Block Wall

Transparency 5 Figure 4 – Multi-Wythe Solid Brick and Concrete Block Walls

Transparency 6 Figure 5 – Corner Construction of Single-Wythe Walls

Transparency 7 Figure 6 – Corner Construction of Single-Wythe Walls Using Special Blocks

Transparency 8 Figure 7 – Masonry Bond Beam

Transparency 9 Figure 8 – Masonry Units for Bond Beam

Transparency 10 Figure 9 – Bond Beam Reinforcements

Transparency 11 Figure 10 – Stretcher Course

Transparency 12 Figure 11 – Header Course

Transparency 13 Figure 12 – Truss-Type Metal Ties

Transparency 14 Figure 13 – Adjustable Metal Ties

Transparency 15 Figure 14 – Brick Cavity Wall and Concrete Block Cavity Wall

Transparency 16 Figure 15 – Corner Construction in a Cavity Wall

Transparency 17 Figure 17 – Various Types of Ties for Cavity Walls

Transparency 18 Figure 18 – Use of Flashing in Cavity Walls

Transparency 19 Figure 19 – Weep Holes

Transparency 20 Figure 20 – Composite Wall with Masonry Bond

Transparency 21 Figure 21 – Brick Veneer on Frame Surface

Transparency 22 Figure 22 – Brick Veneer on Masonry Surface

Transparency 23 Figure 23 – Brick Veneer Details

Transparency 24 Figure 25 – Masonry Curtain Wall Mounting

Transparency 25 Figure 26 – Types of Retaining Walls

Transparency 26 Table 1 – Safe Bearing Pressure of Soils

Transparency 27 Figure 28 – Cantilever-Type Retaining Wall

Transparency 28 Table 2 – Example Specifications for Reinforced Concrete Masonry Retaining Wall

Transparency 29 Figure 29 – Drainage for Retaining Wall

Transparency 30 Table 3 – Pressure on Walls from Wind Gusts

Transparency 31 Figure 33 – Three Types of Coping

Transparency 32 Figure 34 – Design for Pier and Panel Wall

Transparency 33 Table 4 – Pilaster Spacing for Wind Pressure

Transparency 34 Table 5 – Reinforcements for Wind Pressure

Transparency 35 Figure 35 – Layout for a Serpentine Garden Wall

Transparency 36 Table 6 – Thermal Movement of Common Building Materials

Transparency 37 Figure 36 – Locations for Control Joints

Transparency 38 Table 7 – Control Joint Spacing

Transparency 39 Figure 37 – Control Joint Using Standard Masonry Units

Transparency 40 Figure 38 – Special Block for Control Joints

Transparency 41 Figure 39 – Premolded Gasket Control Joint

Transparency 42 Figure 40 – Z Bar Control Joint

Transparency 43 Figure 41 – Pencil Rod Control Joint

Transparency 44 Figure 42 – Expansion Joints

Transparency 45 Figure 43 – Typical Locations of Expansion Joints

Transparency 46 Figure 44 – Expansion Joints in Straight Walls

Transparency 47 Figure 45 – Expansion Joints at Offsets and Junctures

Transparency 48 Figure 46 – Expansion Joints Near Corners

Transparency 49 Figure 47 – Horizontal Expansion Joints at Shelf Angle

Transparency 50 Figure 48 – Catch Basin

Transparency 51 Figure 49 – Batter Block Used for Maintenance Holes and Catch Basins

Transparency 52 Figure 51 – Parts of an Arch

Transparency 53 Figure 53 – Determining the Radius of a Semicircular Arch

Transparency 54 Figure 54 – Wooden Arch Form Set in Place

Transparency 55 Figure 59 – Locating the Radial Circle of a Jack Arch

Transparency 56 Figure 60 – Determining Brick Spacing for a Jack Arch