Insulated Metal Panels: An All-In-One Air and Water Barrier

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1. Insulated metal panels deliver an aged R-value of between:

5 and 5.5 per inch.

6 and 6.5 per inch.

6.2 and 6.7 per inch.

7 and 7.2 per inch.

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2. For an architectural project, IMPs can be erected at a rate of:

up to 800 square feet per 8-hour shift by a four-man crew.

up to 950 square feet per 8-hour shift by a four-man crew.

up to 1,000 square feet per 8-hour shift by a four-man crew.

up to 1,100 square feet per 8-hour shift by a four-man crew.

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3. Newer aesthetic advances in IMPs include:

3-D designs.

a wide variety of micro textures and colors.

complex patterns and surface textures.

All of the above.

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4. IMP roof panels come in a standard width of between:

32 and 36 inches.

36 and 42 inches.

42 and 44 inches.

44 and 48 inches.

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5. The building enclosure always provides the following functions:

support, control, and finish.

acoustics and temperature control.

fire protection and ventilation.

None of the above.

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6. To ensure proper water-resistive, vapor, and air-infiltration barrier performance, it is important to properly seal the IMP system with non-skinning butyl sealants.

True

False

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7. To properly align the IMP supports, the panels should not deviate more than:

1/8 inch in any 20-foot length in any direction.

1/4 inch in any 20-foot length in any direction.

1/8 inch in any 25-foot length in any direction.

1/4 inch in any 25-foot length in any direction.

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8. Transversely applied loading is defined as:

loading applied normal to the back of the panel.

loading applied normal to the face of the panel.

loading applied normal to both the back and face of the panel.

None of the above.

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9. The NFPA 285 test evaluates:

the vertical and lateral flame propagation for an IMP's foam insulation core.

the vertical flame propagation for an IMP's foam insulation core.

the vertical flame propagation of the metal within the IMP panels.

the lateral flame propagation of the metal within the IMP panels.

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10. IMPs were specified for Cooper University Hospital on account of the technology's:

palette of color choices.

sound insulation levels.

thermal efficiency and moisture control in a single panelized component.

fire protection capabilities.

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* 1. Insulated metal panels deliver an aged R-value of between:

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* 2. For an architectural project, IMPs can be erected at a rate of:

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* 3. Newer aesthetic advances in IMPs include:

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* 4. IMP roof panels come in a standard width of between:

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* 5. The building enclosure always provides the following functions:

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* 6. To ensure proper water-resistive, vapor, and air-infiltration barrier performance, it is important to properly seal the IMP system with non-skinning butyl sealants.

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* 7. To properly align the IMP supports, the panels should not deviate more than:

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* 8. Transversely applied loading is defined as:

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* 9. The NFPA 285 test evaluates:

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* 10. IMPs were specified for Cooper University Hospital on account of the technology's:

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* 11. Please fill in your contact information below.*An AIA number must be provided in order to receive credit in the AIA continuing education system. (Required.)

1. Insulated metal panels deliver an aged R-value of between:

2. For an architectural project, IMPs can be erected at a rate of:

3. Newer aesthetic advances in IMPs include:

4. IMP roof panels come in a standard width of between:

5. The building enclosure always provides the following functions:

6. To ensure proper water-resistive, vapor, and air-infiltration barrier performance, it is important to properly seal the IMP system with non-skinning butyl sealants.

7. To properly align the IMP supports, the panels should not deviate more than:

8. Transversely applied loading is defined as:

9. The NFPA 285 test evaluates:

10. IMPs were specified for Cooper University Hospital on account of the technology's:

11. Please fill in your contact information below.

*An AIA number must be provided in order to receive credit in the AIA continuing education system.

(Required.)