Volume 5 Unit 2 Flashcards

1
Q

The pressure of moving air is always measured in the direction of airflow. What kind of pressure is this?

A

Negative on the blowing side

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2
Q

Where should you expect the static pressure (SP) to become more negative in a ventilation system?

A

At the inlet to the fan

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3
Q

Less resistance and better contaminant capture in a ventilation system happens by using _____

A

A flange or tapered hood

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4
Q

Which type of velocity refers to the speed of air at a point in front of a hood that is needed to pull contaminants into the hood?

A

Capture

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5
Q

What are two parameters at a given point in ventilation systems that are needed to calculate the airflow volume (Q)?

A

Area and velocity

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6
Q

In dilution ventilation, a slight negative pressure is desirable when _____

A

An adjoining room is normally occupied

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6
Q

The cubic feet per minute (cfm) through a cross-sectional area of a ventilation booth is the same as _____

A

Velocity

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7
Q

What circumstance would result in a high K factor?

A

A high occupational exposure limit

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8
Q

The purpose of using splitter vanes, multiple takeoffs, or baffles inside of a local exhaust hood is to provide _____

A

A reduction in system resistance

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8
Q

Other than good contaminant control, what is the biggest advantage of local exhaust over dilution ventilation?

A

Lower operating costs

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9
Q

In a routine survey, ventilation system data collected during the routine assessment should be compared to _____

A

Data collected during the baseline survey

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9
Q

What determines the capture velocity that must be used for a properly designed canopy hood?

A

Number of open sides

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10
Q

What instrument is used to take face velocity measurements and actually converts velocity pressure (VP) to velocity readings?

A

Swinging vane anemometer

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11
Q

What important procedure must you follow to obtain accurate readings with a velometer?

A

Hold the probe parallel to the airflow

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11
Q

What may be indicated by a very strong flow coming in an open door of a room containing a local exhaust system?

A

Adequate makeup air

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11
Q

What is the first step you take when conducting a static pressure (SP) check on your routine ventilation test?

A

Find the first measurement point

11
Q

Velocity pressure (VP) when measured across the duct is _____

A

Weaker along the sides and becomes stronger as you near the center

11
Q

What is the purpose of the eight tiny holes on the outside of a pitot tube?

A

Sense static pressure (SP)

11
Q

The range of acceptable values for the airflow volume (Q) on routine tests is within what percentage of the baseline value?

11
Q

During your indoor air quality (IAQ) investigation, you document several drip pans with standing water. Which recommendation would be most desirable?

A

Replace filters

11
Q

When conducting an indoor air quality (IAQ) investigation, what would be considered an ideal range for carbon dioxide (CO2) within a building?

A

1000 ppm or less