Wednesday, April 17, 2019



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Sunday, November 18, 2018

Technical Terms in Stairs | Building Construction

Technical Terms in Stairs

 
The definitions of technical terms used in the connection with the stairs are as follows :
 

1) Tread :

  • The horizontal upper portion of a step is known as a tread.

2) Rise :

  • This is the vertical distance between two successive treads.

3) Riser :

  • The vertical or front member of the step, which is connected to the treads, is known as a riser.

4) Step :

  • A combination of tread & riser is known as a step.
 
     
  • Following are the common types of step:
      1. Bullnose Step
      2. Commode Step
      3. Dancing or Balancing Step
      4. Flier
      5. Round-ended Step
      6. Splayed Step
      7. Winder

5) String :

  • The inclined member of a stair which supports the ends of steps is known as a string.
  • There are two types of string:
    a)A cut or open string
    b)A closed or housed string.

6) Handrail :

  • The inclined rail over the string is known as a handrail.

7) Baluster :


  • This is the vertical member which is fixed between string & handrail to give support  to the handrail.

8) Balustrade or Barrister :


  • The combined framework of handrail & balusters is known as the balustrade or barrister.

 9) Flight :

  • This is defined as an unbroken series of steps between the landings.

10) Going :

  • This is the horizontal distance between the faces of two consecutive risers.

11 ) Headroom :

  • The vertical distance between the nosings of one flight & the bottom of flight immediately above is known as the headroom.

12) Landing :

  • The horizontal platform between two flights of a stairs is known as the landing.

13) Newel Post :

  • This is the vertical member which is placed at the ends of flights to connect the ends of strings & handrails.

14) Nosing :

  • The projecting part of the tread beyond the face of riser is known as a nosing.

15) Pitch :

  • The angle of inclination of the stair with the floor is known as a pitch.

16) Run :

  • The total length of a stair in a horizontal plane is known as the run & it includes the lengths of landings also.

17) Scotia :

  • This is an additional finish or moulding provided to the nosing or tread to improve the elevation of the step & to provide strength to the nosing.


18) Soffit :

  • The under surface of a stair is known as the soffit.

19) Waist :

  • The thickness of structural slab in case of an R.C.C. stair is known as a waist.

20) Walking Line :

  • The approximate line of movement of people on a stair during ascending or descending is known as a walking line.

 
 
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Saturday, November 17, 2018

Technical Terms in Arches

 

Technical Terms in Arches

The definitions of technical terms used in connection with the archwork (i.e Arches) are as follows.
 

1) Intradose :

  • This is the inner curve of arch.

2) Soffit :

  • This is the inner surface of the arch.  

3) Extrados or Back :

  • This is the external curve of an arch as shown in above image. 

4) Voussoirs :

  • These are the wedge-shaped units forming the courses of an arch.

5) Crown :

  • This is the highest point of the extrados.

6) Key :

  • This is the wedge-shaped unit at the crown of an arch.
     
     

7) Arcade :

  • This is a row of arches supporting a wall above & being supported by the piers.

8) Abutment :

  • This is the end supports of an arcade.

9) Piers :

  •  These are the intermediate supports of an arcade as shown in above image.

10) Springing Point :

  • These are the points from which the curve of an arch springs.


11 ) Springing Line :


  • This is the imaginary horizontal line joining the two springing points.

12) Skewback :

  • This is the inclined or splayed surface on the abutment.

13) Springer :

  • This is the first voussoir at springing level on either side of an arch & it is immediately adjacent to the skewback.

14) Span :

  • This is the clear horizontal distance between the supports.

15) Rise :

  • This is the clear vertical distance between the highest point on the intrados & the springing line.

16) Centre :

  • This is the geometrical centre of the curve of an arch.

17) Ring :

  • This is the circular course forming an arch. 

18) Depth or Height :

  • This is the perpendicular distance between the intrados & extrados.

19) Spandrel :

  • This is the irregular triangular space formed between the intrados & extrados.

20) Haunch :

  • This is the lower half portion of the arch between the crown & the skewback.

21) Thickness or Breadth of Soffit :

  • The horizontal distance measured perpendicular to the front & back faces of an arch is known as the thickness or breadth of soffit.

22) Impost :

The projecting course at the upper part of a pier or an abutment to stress the springing line is called the impost.
 
 
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