Book 2 Chapter 10: Humidification Flashcards
Air that is at a higher temperature:
A) Causes floors to become squeaky
B) Will have greater static electricity than colder air
C) Can absorb more moisture than cooler air
D) Is always considered to be high pressure
C) Can absorb more moisture than cooler air
The ideal relative humidity during cold weather:
A) Is above 40%
B) Is just below the point where condensation will develop on windows
C) Makes the internal temperature seem colder than it really is
D) Is the same for all buildings within a local area
B) Is just below the point where condensation will develop on windows
A humidifier that makes use of the pressure difference between the supply and return plenum is the:
A) Bypass type
B) Power type
C) Pan type
D) Atomizing type
A) Bypass type
An air washer is installed on the suction side of the fan to:
A) Allow the air to be heated as well dehumidified
B) Allow the air to be cooled as well as humidified
C) Keep the pressure below atmospheric to prevent water leakage through joints
D) Allow the water to be recirculated
C) Keep the pressure below atmospheric to prevent water leakage through joints
The residential humidifier is commonly used in the supply plenum of smaller warm air furnaces and consists of a shallow tray partially filled with water is called a:
A) Bypass humidifier
B) Steam grid humidifier
C) Wetted element humidifier
D) Power type humidifier
E) Pan type humidifier
E) Pan type humidifier
To prevent condensation on windows when the temperature outside is -29ºC the relative humidity should be less than:
A) 40%
B) 35%
C) 20%
D) 25%
E) 30%
C) 20%
Which of the following is not a result of very low humidity?
A) Evaporation of moisture on the skin decreases
B) Wood furniture and floor squeaks and cracks
C) Static electricity buildup
D) Throat and nose membranes drying up
E) At sufficiently high room temperatures people still feel cold
A) Evaporation of moisture on the skin decreases
Air washers used in air conditioning systems achieve cooling and dehumidification by:
A) Heating the spray water to a temperature above the dry bulb temperature of the entering air
B) Heating the entering air above its dry bulb temperature
C) Cooling the spray water to a temperature below the dew point temperature of the entering air
D) Heating the spray water to a temperature above the dew point temperature of the entering air
E) Cooling the entering air below its dry bulb temperature
C) Cooling the spray water to a temperature below the dew point temperature of the entering air
Pan type humidifiers with plates:
A) Consist of plates in a pan through which water is sprayed by a spinning disc or cone
B) Consists of a shallow pan, partially filled with water in which absorbent plates are placed
C) Can be either a power type or a bypass type
D) Are placed in individual rooms to humidify the individual rooms
E) Consist of rotating plates in a pan partially filled with water
B) Consists of a shallow pan, partially filled with water in which absorbent plates are placed
In order to keep humidifiers in top working condition the plates of plate type units should be cleaned by soaking them in a slightly acidic solution and then washing them in soapy water to remove:
A) Mineral salts
B) Grease
C) Soot
D) Corrosion on the plate
E) Dirt
A) Mineral salts
When air temperature is raised without the addition of moisture:
A) The relative humidity rises
B) There is less moisture in the air
C) There is more moisture in the air
D) The air has less capacity to hold moisture
E) The relative humidity falls
E) The relative humidity falls
From a health standpoint, relative humidity should be controlled in the range of:
A) More than 50%
B) Less than 50%
C) 35-50%
D) 54-70%
E) 10-35%
C) 35-50%
An air washer is used to spray water into the air for humidification and can also be used to:
A) Heat
B) Dehumidify
C) Clean the air
D) Cool
E) All answers are correct
E) All answers are correct
One of the wetted element humidifiers group is the ________ type.
A) Bypass
B) Steam
C) Pan
D) Wet
E) Spray
A) Bypass
The steam pressure on a steam grid humidifier should be in the range of:
A)25kPa to 45kPa (3.6 to 6.5psi)
B) 20kPa to 30kPa (2.9 to 4.4psi)
C) 30kPa to 60kPa (4.4 to 8.7psi)
D) 40kPa to 55kPa (5.8 to 8psi)
E) 35kPa to 70kPa (5.1 to 10.2psi)
E) 35kPa to 70kPa (5.1 to 10.2psi)