Masonry 10 2nd Quarter Week3

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MASONRY 10

SECOND QUARTER- WEEK 3

LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET

Perform Basic Masonry Works


(Perform fabrication, instillation and stripping of form works)

I. Background Information for Learners

Topic 1: Forms

 Concrete mixture is generally semi-fluid material that produces the shape of anything to which it
is poured. Thus, construction form is used to produce the desired size, shape and form of concrete

 Characteristics of forms for concrete:


- it must be watertight
- simple and economically designed to be removed and reassembled without damaging themselves
or to concrete.
- strong and rigid enough to sustain the weight and horizontal pressure of fresh concrete.

 Selection of forms depends upon the following considerations:


- the cost of material
- the construction and assembling cost.
- the number of times it could be used.
- the strength and resistance to pressure and tear and wear.

 The two types of framing adopted for plywood forms are:


- the longitudinal rib type
- the perpendicular rib type

The longitudinal rib type – is generally economical. The length of ribs are preserved which could be
utilized later.
II. Learning Competency:
LO 3. Perform fabrication, instillation and stripping of form works
Code: TLE_IAMS 9-12MW-IIIi-j-3
1. Identify fabrication and installation of form works materials.
2. Measure formworks materials.
3. Cut materials according to specified requirement.
4. Perform fabrication of materials into forms or stiffener columns and lintel beams.

III. Activities

Activity 1
I. Direction: Write the letter of the correct answer on your answer sheet.

1) Construction form is used to


a) produce the desired shape of concrete.
b) produce the desired size of concrete.
c) produce the desired appearance of concrete
d) all of the above.

2) One of these is not a characteristic of forms for concrete.


a) watertight
b) airtight
c) simple and economically designed
d) none of the above

3) An economical type of framing for concrete forms.


a) longitudinal rib type
b) perpendicular rib type
c) solid rib type
d) staggered rib type

4) The load that will carry the forms for column comes from.
a) load itself
b) horizontal pressure from fresh concrete
c) vertical pressure from fresh concrete
d) none of the above

5) Forms must be watertight in order to


a) preserve the strength of concrete
b) minimize the leak of fluid
c) to let air come out into the fresh concrete
d) all of the above

Activity 2.

Fabricate forms for column

 Materials, Tools/Equipment:
- 14 pcs 2”x2”x8
- ½ Kg assorted CWN
- 1 pc. ¼”x4’x8’ ordinary plywood
- Claw hammer
- Cross cut saw
- Try square
- Marking tools
 Procedure for construction:
1. Read and interpret detail drawing.
2. Prepare all tools and materials needed.
3. Mark all 2x2’s and plywood for cutting Note: Always follow schedule of cutting.
4. Cut all marked materials. Note: Measure twice before cutting.
5. Assemble and fasten all members of the ribs, adopting the plan and details.
6. Attached and fasten the board on the frame.
7. Apply good housekeeping
8. Let your teacher check your finished work using the guiding criteria.

Activity 3.

Formworks are stripped according to acceptable procedure

 Tools: Wrecking bar, claw hammer, cold chisel, nail box


 Equipment: Scaffolding/H-frame

 Procedure:
- Select appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to use for stripping forms.
- Using wrecking bar, remove all braces around the forms.
- Detach the outer form using wrecking bar.
Note: be careful not to destroy the form and concrete.
- Re-assemble the forms.
- Let your teacher assess your work for evaluation, using the given criteria for checking:
III. Rubric for Scoring

Activity 2.

I. Workmanship - 70%
 Dimension - 30%
 Squareness - 30%
 Fitness - 10%
II. Speed - 10%
III. Caring of tools - 20%

- 100%

Activity 3.

I. Workmanship - 70%
II. Speed - 10%
III. Safety - 10%
IV. Caring of tools - 10%

100%

IV. Reflection:

1. What is the importance of fabrication and installation of form works materials?


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2. Why do we need to follow the proper procedure in stripping formworks?


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3. What will be the effect if the correct procedure in stripping formworks is not followed?
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