HVAC Flashcards

1
Q

How is the air handler and/or gas furnace in the attic to be installed?

A

It should be hung level and square from all 4 corners of the unit to the top cord of the trusses.

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2
Q

How should the air handler be sealed to the plenum?

A

Completely sealed using a mastic to eliminate any air intake from the attic, walls or garage.

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3
Q

The air handler door should be installed with what?

A

Screws or plastic clips. No tape.

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4
Q

Condensate lines are to slope a minimum _____ inch per foot away from the pan?

A

1/8”

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5
Q

Where should the primary condensate be installed?

A

6” - 8” AFF, and extend 2” - 3” past the stucco with a 90° elbow at the end.

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6
Q

Where should secondary condensate lines be installed?

A

They should terminate above a clear glass window, extend past the popout with a 90° elbow at the end.

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7
Q

Should any of the condensation lines be run together?

A

NO! They should all be run separately.

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8
Q

How should the condensate lines be run inside the walls?

A

In the middle of the stud and top plates.

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9
Q

How much slope should be on the condensate pan?

A

1/4” per foot

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10
Q

What’s the tolerance for debris in the condensate pan?

A

No tolerance for any debris.

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11
Q

What should all metal to metal duct connections be sealed with?

A

They should be sealed with an approved mastic type product to prevent air leaks.

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12
Q

How far should flex duct be kept from the roof sheathing?

A

Minimum of 2”

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13
Q

Flex duct should be secured every ________ feet ?

A

Every 4’

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14
Q

What’s the minimum inside diameter flex duct must retain?

A

80%

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15
Q

How far above the roof line should furnace flue pipes extend?

A

Between 12” - 24” from the roof tile to the bottom of the flue cap

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16
Q

Flue pipes above the roof line are to be plumb within _____ of an inch per foot?

A

1/4”

17
Q

All furnace flue pipes and B-vents are to have what installed on them?

A

Storm collars

18
Q

What’s the tolerance for plumb/level on exterior vents for fans, hoods, and dryers?

A

No tolerance

19
Q

What is to be installed around all hot water heater flue pipes?

And how tall should it be?

A

A sheet metal insulation barrier.

It should be approx. 24” high, and maintenance a minimum 1” clearance form any combustible.

20
Q

How tall should the dryer box be?

A

24”

21
Q

What’s the rule for the distance roof penetrations need to be from hips, ridges, valleys and each other.

A

24”

22
Q

What lines are to be wrapped with Armarflex and where?

A

The liquid line (small line) is wrapped inside the wall cavity.
The suction line (large line) is wrapped all the way from the condenser unit to the air handler.

23
Q

Line sets in the attic should be secured every _________ feet?

A

Every 10’

24
Q

All exterior HVAC wall penetrations except combustible vents, wall hood vents, and exhaust fans are to be installed with what?

A

Quickflash

25
Q

How are the line-sets to be sealed at the exterior wall jack?

A

With an approved caulking or UV resistant tape.

26
Q

All HVAC penetrations in air barriers (to the exterior or unconditioned space) are to be no larger than _____ the penetration object.

A

1”

27
Q

All metal ductwork is to be mechanically fastened with what?

A

Screws (tape is not acceptable)

28
Q

Flexible ducts are attached in what way?

A

First attaching the inner liner to the collar with mastic then using plastic Panduit straps tightened with an approved manufacture’s tool.

29
Q

All ductwork outside conditioned air space is to be completely insulated to a minimum _____?

What is to be strapped to the collars?

A

R-6

Insulation

30
Q

Flexible ductwork is not to be in direct contact with _______?

A

Drywall (ceiling)

31
Q

All unused openings on the air handler should be plugged with what?

A

A plastic or an approved plug, no tape.

32
Q

All HVAC components should be air sealed at all joints and corners with what?

A

A Shea approved mastic. Including all pre-fabricated joints.

33
Q

Flexible duct in UNCONDITIONED space are not to be installed in cavities smaller than what?

A

Smaller than the outer duct diameter.

34
Q

Flexible duct in CONDITIONED space are not to be installed in cavities smaller than what?

A

Smaller than the inner duct diameter.

35
Q

A Shea Family Fresh Air Intake ventilation system is to be installed , filtered and with what?

A

A means of occupant control

36
Q

The Fresh Air intake duct is to be insulated to a minimum of what R-value?

A

R-6

37
Q

The Fresh Air intake duct shall terminate where and have what type of damper?

A

Terminate to the exterior of the home.

Have a manual damper, or some type of occupant control.

38
Q

The Fresh Air intake vent shall have a rodent/insect screen with what size mesh?

A

1/2” or less