Chapters 21, 23, 26, 28 Review #2 Ballast Book
Entry, lobby, exit
Main entry, secondary entry, exit
Exit access, ext, exit discharge
Exit, exit discharge, public way
Lobby
Kitchen
Storage Closet
Utility Room
12" beside and 48" in front clear
24" beside and 36" in front clear
18" beside and 60" in front clear
24" beside and 60" in front clear
One exit - swing in exit travel direction
One exit - swing into space
Two exits - swing in exit of travel direction
None of the above
18" beside and 60" in front
12" bedside and 48" in front
0" beside and 36" in front
24" beside and 48" in front
1/2 hour
1-1/2 hour
2 hour
3 hour
Dead-end corridors of 20 feet max
All doors to be 30" wide min
Doors swinging into exit passageway 24" max
Exit signs painted over doors
The Client
The Designer
Both the Client and the Designer
The Vendor
Drafting time
Long distance calls
Automobile mileage
Blueprinting
Designer
Owner
Contractor
Owner and Contractor should split the costs
Designer
Owner
Contractor
Owner and Designer should split the costs
Shop Drawings
Specifications
Change Orders
Details
36"
42"
44"
48"
Location of elevators
Length and width of corridor
Direction of door swings
Type of occupancy
Unusual occupancy
Industrial occupancy
Mixed occupancy
Assembly occupancy
The vertical distance from one nosing to the next
The average height of a step
The distance from finish floor slab to finish floor slab
The number of steps between landings
36"
42"
44"
60"
Dead-end corridors
Corridor widths
Horizontal exits
Travel distances
Occupancy and the distance from the room exit to the building exit
The exit widths and common path of egress travel
The occupant load and buliding size
The occupancy and the occupant load
Corridor construction must be fire-rated
Corridors are part of the exit access
Corridors must be used exclusively for egress
Corridors are included in calculating travel distances
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