Building Science N2 — Document

April 2020 — N2 — Building Science

N2 2020 Nated Engineering
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1.2.1Specific heat capacity
1.2.2Heat capacity Name THREE changes which can be brought about when a material is heated. (3\
1.4A material is 235 cm long and its length increased to 235,33 cm after the temperature has increased by 120 Calculate the coefficient of linear expansion of material. (5\ [19]19
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2.1Calculate the total area of the compound section.
2.2Determine the distance of the centroid of each section from 'Y Y'. (3\
2.3Calculate the sum of the moments of the section about 'Y Y'. (5\
2.4Calculate the position of the centroid of the compound section from 'Y Y'. (4\ [16]16
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3.1Calculate the magnitude of support R by taking moments about R (5\
3.2Calculate the magnitude of support R by taking moments about R (5\
3.3Test your answer by taking into account the sum of the upward forces and the sum of the downward forces. (3\ [13
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4.1Redraw the spac e diagram and complete a Bow's n otation. (3\ Determine by graphical means the magnitude and direction of force NOTE No marks will be given for any calculations (9\
5.1Redraw the space diagram. (2\
5.2Complete the vector diagram required to analyse the forces in the members. (13\
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6.1.4\ in the ANSWER BOOK. orrect the statement if it is FALSE
6.1.1Bricks are baked and during this process heat absorb the moisture in.
6.1.2The bubbles are caused by water penetrating the pores in the brick and displaying the air inside the pores.
6.1.3Timber can become porous, as shrinking wood cells leave vacuums when the sap in the dries out.
6.1.4The density of a material where the voids are taken into account is called bulk density. (6\ Use the following scale : Linear scale 1 m = 10 mm and a f orce scale of mm = 2 kN.
6.3Calculate the bri ck porosity percentage (%\, if the volume of th e brick is 7 cm fter the brick has been crushed the absolute volume of the powder is 4 5 cm

Mark Allocation

Total100 marks
Sections19 + 16 + 12 + 15 = 62 marks

Paper information

TitleDocument
SubjectBuilding Science
LevelN2
Document typeQuestion paper
Year2020
MonthApril
Pages8
Downloads4

Examination context

Decade2020s
Years ago6y
SeasonAutumn (SH)
Start dayWednesday
Exam periodApril 2020
Days since exam2,384

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