CSST COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED AND THE LATEST SERIES

CSST COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS | GRADED AND THE LATEST SERIES
· What is a plenum?


Ans: The space in between two floors that transport air in the building


Question: · What is fibrosis?


Ans: Scar tissue on the connective tissue of the lungs


Question: · What is the most common asbestos type disease?


Ans: Asbestosis


Question: · What can a B reader do?


Ans: Interpret chest x-rays


Question: · What is the type of encap that forms a hard shell around asbestos?


Ans: Brighting encap


Question: · What are 3 things to know about chrysotile?


Ans: 80% of asbestos used in buildings was chrysotile
White, long and curly
Easily wets


Question: · What are 3 things to know about amosite?

,Ans: Less than 15% of asbestos used in buildings was amosite
Brown
Doesn't absorb water


Question: · What are 3 things to know about crocidolite?


Ans: Less than 5% of asbestos use in buildings was crocidolite
Blue
Long and straight


Question: · What are two types surfacing materials?


Ans: Sprayed on fireproofing
Acoustic plaster


Question: · What are two types of thermal insulation materials?


Ans: Pipe wrap
Boiler/duct cover


Question: · What are four types of miscellaneous materials?


Ans: Fire doors
floor tiles
ceiling tiles
siding


Question: · What is Category I non-friable materials

, Ans: Packing
Gaskets
Floor covering
Asphalt roofing


Question: · What are Category II non-friable materials?


Ans: Transite
Stucco


Question: · What is RACM?


Ans: Regulated Asbestos-Containing Material
Friable asbestos material or non-friable asbestos material that has a chance to
become friable


Question: · What is PACM?


Ans: Presumed asbestos-containing materials
Surfacing found in buildings before 1980
TSI


Question: · What is friable ACM?


Ans: More than 1%
Can be crumbled by hand
Reduced to a powder when dry
Easily airborne