Civil Technology Construction Paper 1 Memo (English)

November 2019 — Grade 12 / Matric — Civil Technology

Memo 2019 Grade 12 English

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1.1.4G/H (1\

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1.2Electroplating: protects metals against corrosion. improves the engineering and mechanical properties of metal. may be used to increase the thic kness of undersized parts. is decorative. will extend the life span.

1.3Curing (1\

1.4The moisture: delays/prevents the rapid drying of fresh concrete. prevents concrete from cracking. ensures that fresh concrete hardens properly. allows adhesive bonding. increases strength of fresh concrete.

1.5When material is transported in bulk, it must be secured firmly. When material is transported to higher levels, make sure that wor kers maintain a safe distance from the material being moved overhead.

1.6Scaffold planks should: be made of a solid wood at least 228 mm wide and 38 mm thick. be able to support the load. be free from d efects. not be painted as it will hide defects/be slippery. be supported at distances not exceeding 1,25 m.

1.7.1Dumpy level (1\

1.7.2If the dumpy level is not set up level: it will give inaccurate readings. wrong levels will be transferred. true levels will not be transferred. ANY ONE OF THE ABOVE (1\

1.8.1Plastic plug/Plug/Rawl plug/Fisher plug/Fibre plug (1\

1.8.2A screw (1\

1.8.3Plastic plugs are used to secure: cupboards against a wall. mirrors against a wall. portraits and similar objects against a wall. objects, limited to certain weight, against walls. ANY ONE OF THE ABOVE

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3.1(1\

3.1Skirting (1\

3.1

3.1Mullion (1\

3.2ansom Bottom rail of fanlight Bottom rail Top rail of casement Top rail Frame stile /Stile

3.2.2Drip ove /Thro /Groove (1\

3.3Area of r oof sheeting needed: Width of the roof = 150 mm + 8 000 mm + 150 300 mm Length of sheet = Length of rafter + overhang of roof sheeting 8,3

3.4ASSESSMENT CRITERIA MARK Wal Capping Rough ground Tongue and groove board Correctness of drawing

3.5(8\ 30] ASSESSMENT CRITERIA MARK Top s helf (full width\ Intermediate side in middle Hanging space on left side

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4.1.1A Jigsaw B Lathe (2\

4.1.2Clean the jigsaw blade after use tore in such a way that the blade is protected Use blade only for the intended purposes. Do not force the jigsaw

4.1.3Always ensure that the work piece/ stock is fastened tightly. Ensure that the work piece/stock mov es freely. Ensure that t he tool rest is locked as close

4.2Store the belt sander in a place where it cannot be damaged by dirt or dust. Store in a wooden box away from moisture. ANY ONE OF THE ABOVE (1\

4.3Strength Density (2\

4.4Sand the wood surface with different grades of sandpaper Sand until the surface is smooth and free from scratches. Remove all dust. (3\

4.5A conventional trapdoor can be removed/ consis ts of a panel that can be pushed up Hinged trapdoor opens upwards /downwards

4.6Timber framework Panel Cover strip ANY TWO OF THE ABOVE (2\

4.7King post: 114 mm x mm Brandering: 38 m m x 38 mm 38 mm x 50 mm (2\

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5.1.1Open laggings (1\

5.1.2Closed laggings (1\

5.2ASSESSMEN T CRITERIA MARK Tie beam Ribs Two labels Correctness of drawing TOTAL:

5.3Steel /Metal Hard board/ Plywood /Fibre glass/ Plastic (1\

5.4Releasing oil /Shuttering oil /Plastic (1\ RIB TIE TIE BEAM Correctness

5.5IF CANDIDATE DREW THE FULL DRAWING, MARK ONLY THE LEFT HAND SIDE. IF C ANDIDATE DREW RIGHT SIDE ONLY, A MAXIMUM OF SEVEN MARKS WILL BE AWARDED. ASSESSMENT CRITERIA MARK huttering board side Cleat

5.6Needle /Cleat Straining sill Inclin strut/ Raking strut /Strut Horizontal shore /Shore

5.7IF THE EXPLODED VIEW IS DRAWN A MAXIMUM OF 5 MARKS WILL BE AWARDED. ASSESSMENT CRITERIA MARK Stile Top rail Haunch Application of scale TOTAL:

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6.1.1(1\

6.1.3(1\

6.1.4(1\

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6.2Double bare face mortise and tenon joint

6.2.2Framed ledge braced batten door. (1\

6.3ASSESSMENT CRITERIA MARK Frame profile of door Jamb linin g profile Any itle TOTAL

6.4ASSESSMENT CRITERIA MARK Muntin Raised p anels Space for expansion and shrinkage Hatching Correctness of drawing

6.5On a cupboard door On a drawer (2\

6.6Night latch NO BRAND NAMES ACCEPTED (1\

6.7ASSESSMENT CRITERIA MARK Treads on each flight of stairs Half landing Newel post Open w ell Correctne

6.8ASSESSMENT CRITERIA MARK Bearer Joists Wall plate Tongue and groove floorboard Skirting

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Total200 marks

Sections20 + 40 = 60 marks

Paper information

SubjectCivil Technology

Year2019

SessionNovember

TypeMemo

PaperPaper 1

LanguageEnglish

Pages19

Downloads7

Examination context

Decade2010s

Years ago7y

SeasonSpring (SH)

Start dayTuesday

Exam periodNovember 2019

Days since exam2,544

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