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5.1 Predict TWO consequences of poorly constructed storm-water systems - NSC Civil Technology Civil Services - Question 5 - 2021 - Paper 1

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5.1 Predict TWO consequences of poorly constructed storm-water systems. 5.2 ANSWER SHEET 5.2 shows the elevation of a building with the fascia board in position. No... show full transcript

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Step 1

Predict TWO consequences of poorly constructed storm-water systems.

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  1. Discomfort of occupants or public due to improper drainage leading to stagnant water and maintenance issues.

  2. Damage to properties from flooding and water ingress, potentially compromising structural integrity and leading to costly repairs.

Step 2

Use ANSWER SHEET 5.2 and draw to scale 1 : 10 a square gutter attached to the fascia board.

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To create the drawing:

  1. Begin by sketching the elevation of the building with the fascia board prominently displayed.
  2. Draw the PVC box gutter, ensuring it measures 125 mm in width and 80 mm in height.
  3. Include a stopped end of the same dimensions (125 mm x 80 mm) at one end of the gutter.
  4. Add two gutter clips along the gutter to hold it in place. Specify their locations.
  5. Incorporate the 60 mm gutter outlet correctly positioned to facilitate drainage to the downpipe.
  6. Ensure to represent the 60 mm square down pipe leading from the gutter downward.
  7. Label all components clearly in the drawing.

Step 3

Use the drawing on ANSWER SHEET 5.3 and draw the development of pipe A, with a 3 mm seam on the short side.

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To develop pipe A:

  1. Identify the measurements from the top view of the cylindrical pipe elbow.
  2. Divide the circle into 12 equal parts to project the development accurately.
  3. Create projection lines for the circumference, ensuring correct dimensions are kept throughout.
  4. Draw outside lines for both the base and sides of the development.
  5. Add the 3 mm seam on the short side to finalize the development.
  6. Clearly label all parts of the development for clarity.

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