Steam Heating Equipment Flashcards

1
Q
Radiators are constructed in such a way as to present a \_\_\_\_\_\_ to radiate heat from the steam or hot water contained in the radiator:
Small internal volume 
Large surface area
Pleasant appearance 
Smaller area
A

Larger surface area

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2
Q
Pack less radios valves have a \_\_\_\_ diaphragm that completely seals off the valve body to prevent steam from leaking out around the valve stem:
Copper 
Bronze
Lead
Steel
A

Bronze

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3
Q
The exhauster consists of a series of \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_through which water is forced by the vacuum pump:
Nozzles
Centuries
Orifices
Pipes
A

Nozzles

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4
Q
The air vent consists of small housing containing a sealed cylinder partially filled with:
Volatile liquid
Water
steam 
compressed air
A

Volatile liquid

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5
Q
Unit ventilators are:
Cabinet type heaters
Ceiling type heaters 
Floor radiators
Ceiling mounted unit heaters 
Baseboards type heaters
A

Cabinet type heaters

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6
Q
A radiator valve is used to control the amount of:
Air entering the radiator 
Steam leaving the radiator 
Steam entering the radiator 
Condensate leaving the the radiator 
Air leaving the radiator
A

Steam entering the radiator

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7
Q
Unlike convectors, unit heaters use what to increase heat transfer?
Natural circulation 
Blowers
Brass tubes
Copper tubes
Metal fins
A

Blowers

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8
Q

An air vent is partially filled with volatile liquid so that:
The air will flow in one direction
The steam will flow in one direction only
When relatively cool air surrounds the cylinder, it course the needle to open

A

When relatively cool air surrounds the cylinder, it causes the needle valve to open.

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9
Q
A radiator trap is a device that used to:
Depressurize a radiator
Allow only steam to leave the radiator 
Allow only air to leave the radiator 
Vent steam from the radiator 
Allow only water to leave the radiator
A

Allow only water to leave the radiator

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10
Q

Radiators and convectors should be placed:
Against inside walls
In a central location
Close to the boiler
Against outside walls and preferably under windows
In an enclosed area and away from windows

A

Against outside walls and preferably under windows

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11
Q

Unit ventilators may:
Supply a mixture of hot air and recirculated air
Do all the above
Supply only outside air
Supply a mixture of heated air and outside air
Supply only heated air

A

Do all the above

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12
Q
In fin coil type heaters, individual room temp is controlled by:
Switches 
Automatic valves
Supply ducts 
Air relays 
Dampers
A

Dampers

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13
Q

Reheat could:
Are certainly located forced air units controlled by dampers
Usually serve only one room
Are not suitable for heating large buildings
Are convection devices are not controlled

A

Are certainly located forced air units controlled by dampers

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14
Q
The level in the condensate receiver is automatically controlled by a:
Float switch 
Sight glass
Pressure reducing valve 
Gate valve
Drain valve
A

Float valve

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15
Q
Convectors use what to increase heat transfer:
Brass tubes
Copper tubes
Blowers
Metal fins 
Radiators
A

Metal fins

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