Metallbaumeister/in HFP flashcards
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- Bend allowance
- The developed length assigned to a bend under a specified geometry and neutral-axis model, not automatically the outer arc length.
- Development
- The construction of a flat pattern corresponding to a formed part, accounting for actual geometry and required bend or seam allowances.
- Standing seam
- A raised sheet-metal joint arrangement whose actual geometry, movement and water performance depend on the specified roofing or cladding system.
- Neutral axis
- The modeled position in a bend with no longitudinal extension or compression, used under stated assumptions to estimate developed length.
- Galvanic compatibility
- Assessment of dissimilar material contact and relevant electrolyte exposure rather than assuming every metal combination performs alike.
- Thermal movement allowance
- A designed means to accommodate the component’s relevant temperature-related dimensional change while preserving support, weathering and attachment functions.
- Waterproofing continuity
- The coordinated connection of relevant layers and interfaces intended to manage water under the actual roof design and exposure.
- Emergency overflow
- A designed alternative water discharge route whose capacity and safe destination require actual project verification rather than a guessed dimension.
- Inverted roof
- A roof arrangement placing relevant insulation above the waterproofing layer, with system-specific loading, drainage and moisture considerations.
- Wind uplift
- An action tending to lift roof or facade components, requiring an actual load path and designed attachment or ballast.
- Membrane compatibility
- The suitability of adjacent membranes, adhesives, seams and accessories as a specified system rather than merely similar product labels.
- Maintenance access
- The planned safe means to inspect, clean, repair and replace relevant components while preserving required building functions.
- Ventilated rainscreen
- An enclosure arrangement separating external cladding from an inner protected assembly through a designed drained and ventilated cavity.
- BIPV
- Photovoltaic components integrated with a building-enclosure function, requiring both electrical and relevant structural/weather performance to be coordinated.
- Fixed point
- A designed restraint location controlling a panel’s reference position, coordinated with other supports and its specified movement accommodation.
- Sliding point
- A designed support allowing specified movement while transferring relevant forces under the actual panel and fixing system.
- Thermal break
- A lower-conductivity component reducing a particular heat-flow bridge without automatically eliminating all thermal or moisture risks.
- Temperature coefficient
- A stated rate of change of a PV quantity with cell temperature under a specified model, not an annual yield guarantee.
- Thermal resistance
- A defined opposition to heat flow in the supplied model, calculated from thickness and conductivity for an appropriate homogeneous layer.
- Thermal bridge
- A localized pathway of different heat transfer at a junction or material interruption, requiring actual geometry and assembly assessment.
- Load path
- The route by which actions are transmitted through members, connections and supports to the ground under the actual design conditions.
- Moisture-control layer
- A specified part of a building assembly managing a relevant moisture route, whose continuity and connections matter beyond the visible finish.
- Airtightness
- Resistance to unintended air leakage through the relevant enclosure, distinct from deliberately provided suitable ventilation for the building’s actual needs.
- Material compatibility
- The suitability of interacting materials under the intended load, moisture, movement and exposure conditions, not simply similarity of appearance.
- Controlled revision
- The approved version of technical information for the actual task, preventing different workers from following incompatible dimensions, details or instructions.
- Datum
- A stated reference used to relate dimensions and locations consistently, rather than an arbitrary convenient edge selected independently for each part.
- Written dimension
- The specified physical size or relationship stated on a drawing, distinct from measuring a potentially rescaled printed image with a ruler.
- System boundary
- The chosen extent of a model or task that determines which inputs, outputs, forces and responsibilities are included in the reasoning.
- Measurement uncertainty
- A characterization of the possible dispersion associated with a measurement result, distinct from the instrument’s smallest display increment.
- Acceptance criterion
- A defined requirement used to judge appropriate evidence, which must not be replaced by an attractive appearance or an undocumented expectation.