HVAC Flashcards
What type burner is usually installed in high-efficiency furnaces with forced-draft?
A mono-port burner
Round or square supply ducts that are connected to and branch off the extended duct are called?
Side takeoffs.
On low-pressure boilers, the PRV is set to open at what pressure?
15 psi
A warm-air supply duct that runs horizontally from the furnace plenum to a riser is called what?
A leader
How much does one cubic foot of water at 68° F weigh?
62 pounds
The intermittent pilot is the main distinguishing characteristic of which furnace?
The mid-efficiency furnace
What causes the air of a gravity warm-air furnace to circulate through the house ?
The different weights of warm and cool air.
According to plumbing standards, gas meters should be what?
Lockable
Where should air filters be installed?
in the plenum or duct in the
path of the return air.
The flue pipe of a fuel-burning heating system should at least be the same size as what?
The furnace’s connector.
On a furnace with a standing-pilot light, the thermal couple has to do what before the gas valve opens?
Determines if there is a flame.
What is the minimum efficiency rating for furnaces?
78%
A hydronic heating system is what type of system ?
A forced hot-water heating system
The older gas furnaces have what type of pilot light?
A standing-pilot light.
What is the loop in the return pipe that prevents the loss of water if the line develops a leak called?
A Hartford return.
Which type of furnace has a fan that pulls air into the combustion chamber, through the heat exchanger, and blows it out through the venting system?
An induced draft furnace.
A conventional low-efficiency, natural-draft, gas-fired furnace requires how many cubic feet of air per cubic foot of gas burned?
About 30 cubic feet.