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HKIA – Paper 5 – Building Material and Technology
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Question 1 of 30
1. Question
The thermal conductivity (k), Watts per Metre Celcius of Steel, carbon grit is
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The thermal conductivity (k), Watts per Metre Celcius of steel, carbon is 50
(Code of Practice for Overall Thermal Transfer Value in Buildings 1995 – Table 1)Incorrect
The thermal conductivity (k), Watts per Metre Celcius of steel, carbon is 50
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Question 2 of 30
2. Question
Which of the following has its absorptivity to be 0.98?
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The absorptivity of optical flat black paint is 0.98 (Code of Practice for Overall Thermal Transfer Value in Buildings 1995 – Table 4)
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The absorptivity of optical flat black paint is 0.98 (Code of Practice for Overall Thermal Transfer Value in Buildings 1995 – Table 4)
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Question 3 of 30
3. Question
Mix constituents of gauge boxes, Cement mortar cement and sand
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Cement mortar cement and sand 1:3 (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 9 – Brickwork and Blockwork – Proportion – 9.22).
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Cement mortar cement and sand 1:3 (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 9 – Brickwork and Blockwork – Proportion – 9.22).
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Question 4 of 30
4. Question
Rock filling material shall consist of pieces of concrete or hard and durable rock of which the maximum size shall not be
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Rock filling material shall consist of pieces of concrete or hard and durable rock of which the maximum size shall not be greater than three times the minimum dimension of individual pieces (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 3 – Excavation and Earthwork – Definitions – 3.01).
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Rock filling material shall consist of pieces of concrete or hard and durable rock of which the maximum size shall not be greater than three times the minimum dimension of individual pieces (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 3 – Excavation and Earthwork – Definitions – 3.01).
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Question 5 of 30
5. Question
Design and construct formwork and falsework to withstand the worst combination of the following without causing bulging or deflection:
i. Total weight of formwork, reinforcement and wet concrete
ii. Construction loads, including dynamic effects of placing, compacting and construction traffic
iii. Wind loadsCorrect
Design and construct formwork and falsework to withstand the worst combination of the following without causing bulging or deflection:
i. Total weight of formwork, reinforcement and wet concrete.
ii. Construction loads, including dynamic effects of placing, compacting and construction traffic.
iii. Wind loads (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 6 – Structural Concrete Work – Loadings for Design and Construction – 6.03).Incorrect
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Question 6 of 30
6. Question
Which of the following method is not permitted for demolition work?
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The use of swinging ball, drop ball and blasting shall not be permitted for demolition work
(General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 2 – Demolition, Site Clearance, and Alterations – Methods of Demolition – 2.19).Incorrect
The use of swinging ball, drop ball and blasting shall not be permitted for demolition work
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Question 7 of 30
7. Question
The weight of a hammer used during the final set shall not be less than
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The weight of a hammer used during the final set shall not be less than 70% of the weight of the pile (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 5 – Piling Work – Minimum Spacing/Number of Piles – 5.08).
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The weight of a hammer used during the final set shall not be less than 70% of the weight of the pile (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 5 – Piling Work – Minimum Spacing/Number of Piles – 5.08).
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Question 8 of 30
8. Question
No grout vents shall be provided at an interval greater than
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No grout vents shall be provided at an interval greater than 15 m (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 7 – Prestressed Concrete Work – Grout Vent – 7.21).
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No grout vents shall be provided at an interval greater than 15 m (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 7 – Prestressed Concrete Work – Grout Vent – 7.21).
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Question 9 of 30
9. Question
For the purpose of simplicity in Overall Thermal Transfer Value calculations, the shading effect takes into account as an external shading multiplier which should be accessed as follows
i. Overhang projections to windows
ii. Sidefin projections to windows
iii. Overhang projections to wallsCorrect
For the purpose of simplicity in Overall Thermal Transfer Value calculations, this shading effect is taken into account as an external shading multiplier which should be accessed as follows
a. Overhang projections to windows
b. Sidefin projections to windows
c. Combination of overhang and sidefin projections (Code of Practice for Overall Thermal Transfer Value in Buildings 1995 – 7 – Calculation of Components Coefficients and Parameters of Overall Thermal Transfer Value – External Shading Multiplier(ESM) – 7.6).Incorrect
For the purpose of simplicity in Overall Thermal Transfer Value calculations, this shading effect is taken into account as an external shading multiplier which should be accessed as follows
a. Overhang projections to windows
b. Sidefin projections to windows
c. Combination of overhang and sidefin projections (Code of Practice for Overall Thermal Transfer Value in Buildings 1995 – 7 – Calculation of Components Coefficients and Parameters of Overall Thermal Transfer Value – External Shading Multiplier(ESM) – 7.6). -
Question 10 of 30
10. Question
Immediately after compaction, protect finished concrete against harmful effects of weather, running water and drying out, apply the protection by either;
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Immediately after compaction, protect finished concrete against harmful effects of weather, running water and drying out. Apply the protection by either:
i. Application of a liquid curing membrane.
ii. Covering with plastic sheets/wet sacks.
iii. Flooding with water (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 8 – Concrete for Minor and Non-Structural Work – Protection of Immediately Finished Concrete – 8.15).Incorrect
Immediately after compaction, protect finished concrete against harmful effects of weather, running water and drying out. Apply the protection by either:
i. Application of a liquid curing membrane.
ii. Covering with plastic sheets/wet sacks.
iii. Flooding with water (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 8 – Concrete for Minor and Non-Structural Work – Protection of Immediately Finished Concrete – 8.15). -
Question 11 of 30
11. Question
For Percussion cast in-situ concrete piles, Concrete shall be of quality not inferior to Grade 20 with a minimum cement content of
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Concrete shall be of quality not inferior to Grade 20 with a minimum cement content of 300 kg/m3 (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 5 – Piling Work – Percussion Cast In-situ Concrete Piles – 5.17).
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Concrete shall be of quality not inferior to Grade 20 with a minimum cement content of 300 kg/m3 (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 5 – Piling Work – Percussion Cast In-situ Concrete Piles – 5.17).
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Question 12 of 30
12. Question
Fine filling material shall be “suitable material” capable of passing through a
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Fine filling material shall be “suitable material” capable of passing through a 75 mm BS sieve (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 3 – Excavation and Earthwork – Definitions – 3.01).
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Fine filling material shall be “suitable material” capable of passing through a 75 mm BS sieve (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 3 – Excavation and Earthwork – Definitions – 3.01).
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Question 13 of 30
13. Question
Protection of immediately finished concrete shall be maintained for a minimum period of
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Protection shall be maintained for a minimum period of 4 days (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 8 – Concrete for Minor and Non-Structural Work – Protection of Immediately Finished Concrete – 8.15).
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Protection shall be maintained for a minimum period of 4 days (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 8 – Concrete for Minor and Non-Structural Work – Protection of Immediately Finished Concrete – 8.15).
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Question 14 of 30
14. Question
When precast prestressed tubular piles are proposed, the SO will order at least one pile of each serial size from each batch, to be subjected to the following destructive tests except
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When precast prestressed tubular piles are proposed, the SO will order at least one pile of each serial size from each batch, to be subjected to the following destructive tests:
a. Taking Test Cores
b. Assessment of Core Strength (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 5 – Piling Work – Precast Prestressed Tubular Piles – 5.16).Incorrect
When precast prestressed tubular piles are proposed, the SO will order at least one pile of each serial size from each batch, to be subjected to the following destructive tests:
a. Taking Test Cores
b. Assessment of Core Strength (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 5 – Piling Work – Precast Prestressed Tubular Piles – 5.16). -
Question 15 of 30
15. Question
Which of the following statement(s) is/are true about the floor tile adhesive remover used in the asbestos vinyl floor removal works
i. shall be the type of high volatile organic compound (VOC) content
ii. Biobased
iii. VOC content of less than 5%Correct
The floor tile adhesive remover used in the asbestos vinyl floor removal works shall be the type of low volatile organic compound (VOC) content and shall comply with the following requirements:
– biobased
– VOC content of less than 5% (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 2 – Demolition, Site Clearance, and Alterations – Floor Tile Adhesive Remover – 2.49).Incorrect
The floor tile adhesive remover used in the asbestos vinyl floor removal works shall be the type of low volatile organic compound (VOC) content and shall comply with the following requirements:
– biobased
– VOC content of less than 5% (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 2 – Demolition, Site Clearance, and Alterations – Floor Tile Adhesive Remover – 2.49). -
Question 16 of 30
16. Question
The thermal transmittance of an opaque wall or roof should be derived using the following parameter except
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The thermal transmittance of an opaque wall or roof should be derived using the following
Thickness of building material of the wall or roof or part thereof
Thermal conductivity of the building materials
Surface film resistance of the internal surface of the wall or roof
Surface film resistance of the external surface of the wall or roof
Air space resistance (Code of Practice for Overall Thermal Transfer Value in Buildings 1995 – 7 – Calculation of Components Coefficients and Parameters of Overall Thermal Transfer Value – Thermal Transmittance of Opaque Construction (U) – 7.1)Incorrect
The thermal transmittance of an opaque wall or roof should be derived using the following
Thickness of building material of the wall or roof or part thereof
Thermal conductivity of the building materials
Surface film resistance of the internal surface of the wall or roof
Surface film resistance of the external surface of the wall or roof
Air space resistance (Code of Practice for Overall Thermal Transfer Value in Buildings 1995 – 7 – Calculation of Components Coefficients and Parameters of Overall Thermal Transfer Value – Thermal Transmittance of Opaque Construction (U) – 7.1) -
Question 17 of 30
17. Question
The mean compressive strength of concrete bricks and blocks to be not less than
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Concrete bricks and blocks to be to BS EN 771-3 & BS EN 772-2. The mean compressive strength to be not less than 7.0 MPa. Concrete bricks to be of the same size as clay bricks (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 9 – Brickwork and Blockwork – Concrete Bricks and Blocks – 9.06).
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Concrete bricks and blocks to be to BS EN 771-3 & BS EN 772-2. The mean compressive strength to be not less than 7.0 MPa. Concrete bricks to be of the same size as clay bricks (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 9 – Brickwork and Blockwork – Concrete Bricks and Blocks – 9.06).
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Question 18 of 30
18. Question
In mix proportions of grout, Water/Cement ratio shall not exceed
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Water/Cement ratio shall not exceed 0.44 (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 7 – Prestressed Concrete Work – Mix Proportions of Grout – 7.06).
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Water/Cement ratio shall not exceed 0.44 (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 7 – Prestressed Concrete Work – Mix Proportions of Grout – 7.06).
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Question 19 of 30
19. Question
The test applied to a pile by impact, using falling weight, hammer or other percussive device is
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Dynamic Pile Test (DPT) is a test applied to a pile by impact, using falling weight, hammer or other percussive devices (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 5 – Piling Work – Minimum Spacing/Number of Piles – 5.08).
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Dynamic Pile Test (DPT) is a test applied to a pile by impact, using falling weight, hammer or other percussive devices (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 5 – Piling Work – Minimum Spacing/Number of Piles – 5.08).
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Question 20 of 30
20. Question
The special filling material shall have the following characteristics except
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The special filling material shall have the following characteristics:
a. The liquid limit shall not exceed 45%.
b. The plasticity index shall not exceed 20%.
c. The coefficient of uniformity shall be greater than 50.
d. The percentage passing a 63 µm BS sieve shall be less than 45% by mass (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 3 – Excavation and Earthwork – Definitions – 3.01).Incorrect
The special filling material shall have the following characteristics:
a. The liquid limit shall not exceed 45%.
b. The plasticity index shall not exceed 20%.
c. The coefficient of uniformity shall be greater than 50.
d. The percentage passing a 63 µm BS sieve shall be less than 45% by mass (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 3 – Excavation and Earthwork – Definitions – 3.01). -
Question 21 of 30
21. Question
Saturation coefficient of facing bricks cannot exceed
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Saturation coefficient cannot exceed 0.78 (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 9 – Brickwork and Blockwork – Facing Bricks – 9.03).
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Saturation coefficient cannot exceed 0.78 (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 9 – Brickwork and Blockwork – Facing Bricks – 9.03).
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Question 22 of 30
22. Question
Ducts for prestressing tendons shall be an approved proprietary type with permanent sheathing or extractable core, the following are properties of ducts except;
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Ducts for prestressing tendons shall be an approved proprietary type with permanent sheathing or extractable core. All ducts shall be:
a. Strong enough to withstand all forces acting on them during construction.
b. Impervious, to prevent penetration of laitence which might subsequently hinder the movement of the tendons.
c. Rigidly supported at 450 mm centres maximum (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 7 – Prestressed Concrete Work – Ducts – 7.18).Incorrect
Ducts for prestressing tendons shall be an approved proprietary type with permanent sheathing or extractable core. All ducts shall be:
a. Strong enough to withstand all forces acting on them during construction.
b. Impervious, to prevent penetration of laitence which might subsequently hinder the movement of the tendons.
c. Rigidly supported at 450 mm centres maximum (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 7 – Prestressed Concrete Work – Ducts – 7.18). -
Question 23 of 30
23. Question
The minimum clear spacing between the shaft surfaces of adjacent piles or edge of bell-outs shall be
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For piles bearing on bedrock as defined in Clause 5.19 (iv), the minimum clear spacing between the shaft surfaces of adjacent piles or edge of bell-outs shall be 1000 mm (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 5 – Piling Work – Minimum Spacing/Number of Piles – 5.08).
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For piles bearing on bedrock as defined in Clause 5.19 (iv), the minimum clear spacing between the shaft surfaces of adjacent piles or edge of bell-outs shall be 1000 mm (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 5 – Piling Work – Minimum Spacing/Number of Piles – 5.08).
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Question 24 of 30
24. Question
Which of the following is not part of the parameters in calculating Overall Thermal Transfer Value of External Walls
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The Overall Thermal Transfer Value of the external walls of a building tower or a podium, should be calculated using the following
Area of opaque wall, m2
Thermal Transmittance of opaque wall, W/m2
Absorptivity of the opaque wall
Equivalent temperature difference for wall, degree Celcius
Area of fenestration in wall m2
Shading coefficient of fenestration in wall
External shading multiplier
The solar factor for the vertical surface W/m2
Gross area of the external wall (Code of Practice for Overall Thermal Transfer Value in Buildings 1995 – 5 – Overall Thermal Transfer Value of External Walls).Incorrect
The Overall Thermal Transfer Value of the external walls of a building tower or a podium, should be calculated using the following
Area of opaque wall, m2
Thermal Transmittance of opaque wall, W/m2
Absorptivity of the opaque wall
Equivalent temperature difference for wall, degree Celcius
Area of fenestration in wall m2
Shading coefficient of fenestration in wall
External shading multiplier
The solar factor for the vertical surface W/m2
Gross area of the external wall (Code of Practice for Overall Thermal Transfer Value in Buildings 1995 – 5 – Overall Thermal Transfer Value of External Walls). -
Question 25 of 30
25. Question
Properties of Grout include the following except
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Grouts shall be non-shrink, low bleeding in the plastic state and be fluid (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 7 – Prestressed Concrete Work – Properties – 7.06).
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Grouts shall be non-shrink, low bleeding in the plastic state and be fluid (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 7 – Prestressed Concrete Work – Properties – 7.06).
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Question 26 of 30
26. Question
Props shall be
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Props shall be spaced at no more than 2 m centres in both directions and shall be adequately cross-braced (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 6 – Structural Concrete Work – Props – 6.09).
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Props shall be spaced at no more than 2 m centres in both directions and shall be adequately cross-braced (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 6 – Structural Concrete Work – Props – 6.09).
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Question 27 of 30
27. Question
Before the grout mix is used in permanent work, trial mixes shall be completed
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Trial mixes shall be completed 35 days before the grout mix is used in permanent work (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 7 – Prestressed Concrete Work – Trial Mixes of Grout – 7.08).
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Trial mixes shall be completed 35 days before the grout mix is used in permanent work (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 7 – Prestressed Concrete Work – Trial Mixes of Grout – 7.08).
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Question 28 of 30
28. Question
Release agents containing mineral oil shall not be used. These include except
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Release agents containing mineral oil shall not be used. These include barrier paint, polyurethane varnish, or wax (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 6 – Structural Concrete Work – Release Agents – 6.04).
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Release agents containing mineral oil shall not be used. These include barrier paint, polyurethane varnish, or wax (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 6 – Structural Concrete Work – Release Agents – 6.04).
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Question 29 of 30
29. Question
Any temporary structure used to support a permanent structure during erection until the permanent structure is self-supporting is
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Falsework is defined as any temporary structure used to support a permanent structure during erection until the permanent structure is self-supporting (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 6 – Structural Concrete Work – General – 6.01).
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Falsework is defined as any temporary structure used to support a permanent structure during erection until the permanent structure is self-supporting (General Specification for Building 2017 Edition – Section 6 – Structural Concrete Work – General – 6.01).
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Question 30 of 30
30. Question
Formwork to the top surface shall be provided where
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Where the inclination exceeds 15 degrees from the horizontal, formwork to the top surface shall be provided (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 6 – Structural Concrete Work – Sloping Formwork – 6.10).
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Where the inclination exceeds 15 degrees from the horizontal, formwork to the top surface shall be provided (General for Building 2017 Edition – Section 6 – Structural Concrete Work – Sloping Formwork – 6.10).