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NCIDQ IDPX FINAL EXAM NEWEST 2024
ACTUAL EXAM STUDYGUIDE
QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT
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what are the 4 main stages of a products life cycle?
Correct Answer raw material acquisition
manufacturing
use & maintenance
disposal

what is CA Prop 65 Correct Answer requires businesses
to provide a clear and reasonable warning before
knowingly and intentionally exposing anyone to a listed
chemical

resiliency Correct Answer ability to endure
disasters/disturbances and come back stronger

active design Correct Answer design principles promoting
physical activity of occupants

what is a demand-controlled ventilation system? Correct
Answer uses sensors to regulate the ventilation of a space
based on the extent of occupancy

coproduct Correct Answer marketable byproduct from a
process that can be used as raw materials in a different

,manufacturing process (material otherwise considered to
be waste)

recovered materials Correct Answer materials diverted
from waste stream

accessory occupancy Correct Answer space ancillary to
the main occupancy but DOESN'T exceed 10% of the floor
area of the story it is located

do not need to be separated from main occupancy with
fire barrier

what are the three exceptions of accessory occupancies
not being separated from main occupancy with a fire
barrier? Correct Answer as long as a live/work unit
complies with all other IBC requirements, portions with
different uses are not considered separate occupancies

most kinds of Group H occupancies must be separated
from other occupancies

Dwelling units and sleeping units in Group I-1, R-1, R-2 an
R-3 occupancies must be separated from other units and
from accessory occupancies with a fire partition

accessory occupancies Correct Answer ancillary to main
occupancy and have same classification as the nearest
main occupancy but poses a greater level of risk to that
occupancy

,must be separated from main occupancy by a fire barrier,
have an automatic sprinkler system, or both

cannot exceed 10% of the area of the story

when a sprinkler system is allowed as a substitute for a
fire barrier, the incidental use and area must be separated
by a smoke barrier (sprinklers only have to be in incidental
use area) (doors must be self-closing or have automatic
closer)

Type I Construction Correct Answer most fire resistive

Type IV Construction Correct Answer heavy timber

Type III Construction Correct Answer ordinary construction
EX. building with stone on the outside

Type V Construction Correct Answer wood frame

what is a work letter? Correct Answer document signed by
both the tenant and landlord explaining all issues relating
to tenant buildout, including fit-out allowance provided to
the tenant

Gross Area (GSF) Correct Answer GFS = RSF + Vertical
Penetrations and Building Exterior Walls

area within the building's exterior face, including exterior
wall thickness

, used to evaluate building efficiency

Net Area (NSF) Correct Answer actual area required by a
client to accommodate specified functions

EX. 150sf for an office
- 2 offices require 300sf, plus circulation

does NOT include corridors, wall thickness, washrooms,
mechanical rooms

Circulation Area Correct Answer Circulation Area = NSF x
(Circulation Multiplier -1)

primary - main route connecting building core and
common spaces

secondary - aisles between individual and support spaces

25-40% of the total usable area

typically range from 1.4 - 1.6
- open work spaces generally require more circulation

inverse of efficiency factor

Efficiency Factor (EF) Correct Answer EF = NET/USF

used to calculate gross area
- net area, including circulation and non-usable areas
(columns)

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