B1-6 Steam And Water Heating Systems Flashcards
In a hot water heating system, the expansion tank is normally connected to the:
A) boiler or hot water supply line near the boiler
B) return line directly before the boiler
C) supply line above the lowest convector
D) highest point in the system directly above the boiler
E) supply line after the circulating pump
A) boiler or hot water supply line near the boiler
In a pulse combination furnace, the stated efficiency is: A) 94-98% B) 80-95% C) 70-75% D) 60-70% E) 50-60%
A) 94-98%
A frequent means of heating facilities such as factories warehouses and garages is to use a: A) pulse duct burner B) unit heater C) convector D) radiator E) fin fan
B) unit heater
The power supply for an electric resistance coil furnace is usually : A) 120 V B) 180 V C) 240 V D) 480 V E) 600 V
C) 240 V
On a hiboy, or upflow furnace, the blower is located: A) above the heat exchanger B) beneath the heat exchanger C) beside the heat exchanger D) inside the heat exchanger E) in any of the above locations
B) beneath the heat exchanger
The blower used on a warm air furnace usually: 1) has a double inlet 2) has forward curved vanes 3) has backward inclined vanes 4) is a centrifugal type fan 5) handles warm air from the heat exchanger A) 1,2 and 4 only B) 1,2,4 and 5 only C) 2,4 and 5 only D) 2,3 and 4 only E) 3,4 and 5 only
A) 1,2 and 4 only
Among the duct systems employed for warm air heating, the most commonly used system is the: A) extended plenum system B) perimeter radial system C) duct furnace system D) perimeter loop system E) combination system
A) extended plenum system
In a gas fired warm air furnace, the combustion products usually travel through the heat exchanger channels from:
A) right to left and into the flue
B) bottom to top and into the flue
C) top to bottom and into the flue
D) left to right and into the flue
E) bottom to top to bottom and into the flue
B) bottom to top and into the flue
“Perimeter heating” refers to a heating system that has its warm air outlets arranged:
A) along the outside walls of the building
B) only in the basement
C) in the floor, along the inside walls
D) within the ceiling
E) within the inside walls of each room
A) along the outside walls of the building
The best filter for the removal of fine dust, smoke and fumes is the: A) electrostatic filter B) activated carbon filter C) air washer D) viscous filter E) bag filter
A) electrostatic filter
Objectionable odours may be removed from an air conditioning system by means of: A) viscous filters B) air washers C) activated carbon filters D) ultraviolet lamps E) electrostatic filters
C) activated carbon filters
Viscous filters are highly efficient in the removal of: A) coarser dust and pollen B) cooking odours C) bacteria and spores D) mists and fogs E) fine dust, fumes, and smoke
A) coarser dust and pollen
The substances in the airstream that can be sterilized by ultraviolet light are: A) pollen and smoke B) mists and fogs C) dust and pollen D) lint and dust E) bacteria and spores
E) bacteria and spores
Infrared heaters usually are installed:
A) at floor level with radiant energy directed upwards
B) in warm air supply ducts with radiant energy increasing the air stream temperature
C) in walls with radiant energy directed horizontally
D) overhead with radiant energy directed downward
E) in any location depending on the configuration of the room
D) overhead with radiant energy directed downward
When energized, the Quartz lamp heating element will respond: A) instantaneously B) in a few seconds C) in about 30 seconds D) in about one minute E) in about two minutes
B) in a few seconds
Energy from a radiant heater:
A) is best suited to room heating in homes
B) travels in straight lines and warms the air at the same time
C) will not be reflected by any surface
D) travels in straight lines without warming the air
E) warms the air and transmits heat by convection currents
D) travels in straight lines without warming the air
An infrared heater that must be used in a well ventilated area is the: A) low temperature catalytic heater B) surface combustion heater C) internally fired heater D) electric infrared heater E) direct fired unit heater
B) surface combustion heater
A radiator valve is used to control the amount of: A) air leaving the radiator B) steam leaving the radiator C) air flowing over the radiator D) steam entering the radiator E) condensate leaving the radiator
D) steam entering the radiator
A leaking steam trap will: A) reduce the efficiency of the system B) allow steam to leak into the radiator C) reduce steam usage D) reduce steam production E) allow air into the system
A) reduce the efficiency of the system
The level in a heating system condensate receiver is controlled by: A) a float switch B) a level throttling valve C) an air pressure switch D) a pressure reducing valve E) an automatic overflow float valve
A) a float switch