PDX_14_Hvac Building Design Flashcards

0
Q

The amount of heat lost at design outdoor and indoor conditions which must be made up by the HVAC system to maintain occupant comfort

A

Peak heat loss

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The maximum output potential of a heating/cooling system in one hour and is used to size HVAC equipment

A

Full load hours

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2
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Used for calculating heat game through building envelope, and takes into account air temperature differences, effective son, thermal mass storage affect the material, color finishes etc.

A

Design equivalent temperature difference

DETD

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Used for calculating he came through glazing, takes into account glazing type, interior shading, and outdoor temperature

A

Design cooling load factor

DCLF

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4
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And equivalent temperature difference used for calculating the instantaneous external cooling load across a wall or roof

A

Cooling load temperature difference

CLTD

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5
Q

The speed with which he passes through a material

A

Conductivity

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6
Q

Equipment that permits the use of outdoor air instead of refrigeration units for building cool link when conditions are right

A

Economizer

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7
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Evaluates both temperature and humidity, mixes appropriate outdoor/indoor air to achieve comfortable conditions without cooling

A

Enthalpy economizer

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8
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Gravity heating systems used by the Romans to keep public baths and private houses

A

Hypocausts

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9
Q

I’m out of cooling required to convert a time of water to ice in a 24 hour period, equivalent to 12,000 BTUH

A

Ton

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10
Q

1 Watt = ___ BTU per hour

A

3.41 BTU per hour

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11
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1 kWh = ___ BTU per hour

A

3,400 BTU per hour

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12
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1 ton of AC = ___ BTU per hour

A

12,000 BTU per hour

Or 3.5 to kilowatt ours

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13
Q

Units for ventilation:

A

CFM per person

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14
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Units for heating:

A

BTU per hour

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15
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Units for cooling:

A

BTU per hour

And tons

16
Q

U-value is

A

The conductance of the assembly

17
Q

The change in temperature, ΔT =

A

Difference between outside and inside air temperature

18
Q

R-value is better the larger or smaller?

A

Larger

19
Q

How to find the U-value:

A

Find the R-value of each component and add them together, then calculating 1 / total R-value

20
Q

When HVAC systems exhaust more hair than they take in,

A

It can result in negative pressurization inside the building.

21
Q

Ideally the air pressure in a building should be:

A

Equal to or slightly positive to the air pressure outside the building.

Negative pressure can cause cold draft and noxious odors coming in through cracks in openings.

22
Q

When warm air rises and goes out the top, pulling in cooler air at lower levels through cracks in openings this is an example of:

A

Stack effect

23
Q

Building success depends on:

A

How comfortable people are inside, and how affordable it is for them to be that way.

24
Q

Tool used to identify drafts and air leaks

A

Smoke pencil you lie

Pull the trigger and see how smoke moves to show air movement

25
Q

Electric air cleaner operation:

A

High-voltage of static charge are applied to dust which is then attracted to oppositely charged plates on the cleaner.

26
Q

What process has been widely used to identify “at risk areas” for radon?

A

Geological mapping

27
Q

Pathogen destruction can be achieved using these lamps

A

UV lamps

28
Q

HEPA air filters are frequently found in

A

Hospitals

29
Q

Furnished with HVAC equipment and function mainly to protect fans from large particles of lint or dust. The least effective in cleaning the air.

A

Fibrous panel filters

30
Q

Hey more fine filter that use paper in place within the frame, working by straining and impaction. 90% efficient

A

Media filters

31
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This filter is more costly upfront, the produces less air movement as two sets of charged plates attract dust. Or cleaned by washing off.

A

Electrostatic filter’s

32
Q

This filter is for gaseous removal and very depending on pollutant.

A

Absorption filter

33
Q

This absorption filter is more common and absorbs materials with high molecular weights and allows low weights to pass.

A

Activated Charcoal filters.

34
Q

This filters sometimes used to control bacteria growth and control humidity.

A

Air washers

35
Q

These air cleaners can pose a threat due to ozone production, but demand less maintenance.

A

Electronic air cleaners

36
Q

Exhaust fan capacity should be at least__% of the total HVA system airflow capacity in a residential building

A

50%

37
Q

Required air change rates for ventilation is based on

A

Size and occupancy of space.

38
Q

The worst local air quality problems tend to be around:

A

Hospitals, shopping areas, or public transport hubs

Where large numbers of vehicles move slowly or idle