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Construction Foundations Vocabulary - Crossword
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Created Date 10.21.19
Last Updated 10.22.19
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Materials such as sand, rock, and gravel used to make concrete
Bolts embedded in concrete to hold structural members in place
Building material formed by combining cement, water, and aggregate
The weight of permanent stationary construction and equipment
An enlargement at the base of a foundation
The supporting portion of a structure
A trench filled with rock or gravel
Serves to spread the weight of a load-bearing wall across an area of soil
Live loads that are parallel to the ground
The total of all moving and variable loads placed on a building
Steel reinforcing rod placed in concrete
Slab foundation that is supported directly on the ground
The maximum pressure of the soil a building can support
Poured or block foundation resting on a footing twice as wide as the foundation wall
Footing in which the desired width is secured by a series of steps
A pit or hollow in which liquid collects
A pump used to evacuate the liquid in the sump
Slab on grade foundation with a thickened slab on the edge of concrete
A water-tight material that is laid over a surface that doesn't allow water to pass through it
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