Introduction Flashcards

1
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process of cooling to provide human comfort

A

Air conditioning

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2
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used for food preservation

A

refrigeration

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3
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perform
mechanical, electrical, and civil
engineering work in design, construction,
operation and maintenance of water
systems, electrical power lines, and power
plants

A

Engineering Utilities

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4
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s the decision
and practice of using less energy.

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Energy Conservation

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5
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Production of natural gas and the delivery to the customers

A

Gas Utilities

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6
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The functions of Gas Utilities

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Generation, Transmission, and Distribution

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7
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Production of drinkable water and its delivery to its customers

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Water Utilities

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8
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Functions of Water Utilities

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Treatment, Transmission, and Distribution

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9
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Addresses health related issues such as the presence of biological and toxic contaminants

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Water Treatment

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10
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Transport dirty water away from customers and treats the dirty water.

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Wastewater Utilities

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11
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These are the natural monopolies, they require government oversight so that they do not exercise monopoly power to the detriment of customers and society

A

Utilities

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12
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They establish regulations and monitor for compliance

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Regulatory Boards

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13
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Goals of Regulators

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To have utility services provided with adequate service levels with lowest possible rates.

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14
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Examples of Utilities Equipment

A

Cooling Tower, Airconditioning System, Air Compressor System, Water-Cooled Chiller

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15
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An integral part of the larger and more complex building procurement process through which an owner defines facility needs, considers architectural possibilities, contracts for design and construction services and uses the resulting facility.

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Design Process

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16
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During _____ they determine specific electrical and mechanical systems and equipment, and very often will determine the owner and occupant satisfaction

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Design Process

17
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The building project begins with this, it establish the need for feasibility of, and proposed scope for a facility.

A

Predesign Activities

18
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Simply a statement that outlines the expected high-level outcome of the design process.

A

Design Intent

19
Q

The benchmarks against which success or failure in meeting design intent is measured.

A

Design Criteria

20
Q

The sudden change for no obvious reason.

A

Whimsical Change

21
Q

Forms the coldest part of the cabinet with a temperature of about -15°C

22
Q

The refrigerant evaporates at what temperature?

23
Q

This is located below the freezer

A

Chiller Tray

24
Q

What is the standard condensing temperature?

25
Q

The throttling devices that transport refrigerant from high pressure condition to low pressure condition

A

Expansion Valve or Capillaries

26
Q

Is the rate of cooling required to freeze one ton of water at 32°F into ice at 32°F in one day or 24 hrs.

A

Is the rate of cooling required to freeze one ton of water at 32°F into ice at 32°F in one day or 24 hrs.

27
Q

Is a cycle that receives heat from a colder and delivers heat to a hotter body, not in violation of the second law, but by virtue of a work input.

A

Reverse Cycle

28
Q

Are cycles used to pump heat from low to high temperature regions: or cycles with the objective of extracting heat from low temperature reservoir.

A

Refrigeration Cycles

29
Q

Devices that operate in a cycle and transfor heat from a low-tomperature region to a high-temperature region with work input to the system.

A

Heat Pump and Refrigeration

30
Q

A cycle with the objective of supplying heat to the high temperature reservoir

31
Q

A body with the large heat capacity such that when heat is removed or added to the reservoir the temperature of the reservoir does not change.

A

Thermal Reservoir

32
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Being use for food preservation ; removing heat from substances in chemical, petroleum, and petrochemical plants: and numerous special applications such as those in the manufacturing and construction industries.

A

Refrigeration (Industrial Refrigeration

33
Q

It was one of the earliest refrigerants and was widely used whenever a completely nontoxic medium was needed. It is used for aircraft refrigeration systems

A

Air Refrigerant

34
Q

It is one of the oldest and most widely used of all the refrigerants. It is highly toxic and flammable

35
Q

It is a colorless and odorless gas, and is heavier than air.

A

.Carbon Dioxide

36
Q

It is colorless liquid with a faint, sweet, nonirritating odor

A

Methyl Chloride