Flashcards
HVAC
Cards in this deck (62)
- 1What is the composition of Dry AirOxygen 21%
Nitrogen 78%
Argon 1% - 2Define Sensible heatingheat added to air-water mixture and causes a temperature change
- 3Define Latent heatingheat added to the substance that causes it to go through a phase change
- 4What is the bypass factorfraction of air that does not come into contact with the cooling coil
- 5What is a Hygrometerhumidity sensor
- 6Name types of humidity sensorsSling Psychrometer
Mechanical System (horse hair)
Electrical Systems (capacitance or resistance varies) - 7On Psych Chart the Sensible heat moves (blank) and the latent heat moves (blank)Sensible - Left to right
Latent - Top to Bottom - 8What are the Four Parameters that affect Human ComfortDry Bulb
Humidity
Temp. of Surroundings (Radiation)
Air Velocity (Convection) - 9What are 2 Parameters of human comfort that can be controlledClothing
Activity Level - 10What is the fraction of heat loss from the body that is sensible40% for Heavy Work
70% for Light Work - 11Studies show that people spend (blank) percent of their time indoors90
- 12ASHRAE 62.1 is the standard for...ventilation for acceptable indoor air quality
- 13ASHRAE 62.1 defines indoor quality of air in which no known contaminants harmful concentrations as determined by cognizant authorities for which (blank) percentage of people are not dissatisfied80%
- 14What is the CO2 Limit1.8 g/m3
or
1000ppm - 15Name some methods to control indoor contaminants1. Dilution (use OA)
2. Source Removal
3. Fume Hoods
4. Air Filtering/Cleaning - 16What is difference between old and new ventilation calculatingOld - ventilation per person
New - ventilation per person and square footage
(new is generally lower) - 17Gas removal can be accomplished by the following processes1. Absorption
2. Adsorption
3. Chemiosorption
4. Catalysis
5. Combustion - 18Various ways or particulate removal are1. Filtering - straining, interception, diffusion
2. Electrostatic Precipation - 19MERV stands forMinimum Efficiency Reporting Value
- 20ERVs are in (blank) percentage of buildings but in (blank) percentage of all high performance buildings3
43 - 21Name some health related IAQ issues1. Molds
2. Second Hand Smoke
3. Legionella
4. SARS
5. VOCs
6. Radon - 22What are the lifecycle building costs conpared to people1. 25% energy, Initial Construction, Taxes, and Maintenance
2. 96% Salaries, 4% of above - 23Human body generates approx. (blank) Btu/hr400
- 24Skin Temp is approximately (blank) F91.5-93
- 251 MET is equal to...18.4 Btu/hr ft2
58.2 W/m2 - 261 clo is equal to (blank) F ft2/Btu or (blank) m2C/W0.88
or
0.155 - 27What is the Maximum concentration for CO2? Ozone?CO2 - 700ppm above outdoor
Ozone - 0.05 ppm - 28Small particles have (blank) settling velocities and large (blank) in airsmall
diffusion coeffiecents - 29Name applications for high/low MERV ratingsLow Rating: (1-4) Residential, panel filters
High Rating: (17-20) High risk surgery, clean rooms, HEPA filters - 30What are the solar Irradiation wavelength spectrum0.4-3 micro meters
- 31What is the max declination and when does it occur23.5 and Summer Solstice or Winter Solstice
- 32Zenith angle is angle between what and whatNormal of earth's surface and suns ray
- 33azimuth angle is between what and whatSouth and suns rays
- 34What happens to the solar altitude angle as it gets closer to summer solsticegets larger
- 35what are the following angles theta p azimuth of surface incidence anglethetap=beta=tilt of surface
azimuth of surface=angle from south to normal of suns rays
incidence angle=angle between normal and sun ray - 36What are typical reflection coefficients for grass or concretegrass = 0.24
concrete = 0.34 - 37standard h values for inside, outside winter and outside summer (btu/hrft2F)inside=1.46
outside,winter=6
outside,summer=4 - 38When solving for U of windows what are neededcenter of glass, edge of glass, and frame of window
- 39What are typical U valuse of Windows0.5(good)-0.15(high) btu/hrft2F
- 40describe/draw distribution of solar radiation on clear glass80%Transmitted
4% Flow of absorbed
8% reflected
8% out flow of absorbed - 41The better the window the (larger or smaller) the SHGCsmaller
- 42U factor gets (larger/smaller) with better windowslarger
- 43For design conditions the rule of thumb is to use the (blank)% Tdb for summer and (blank)% Tdb for winter1%
99% - 44what makes up ktotUAglaze
UAwall
UAroof
infiltration - 45Common methods for calculating cooling loadsHeat Balance Method
Transfer Functions for Dynamic Loads
CLTD/CLF/SCL Method
Radiant Time Series - 46What did Monicello Wall problem showWall temp would increase drastically while center of wall and inner wall stayed constant
- 47what kinds of components have a radiative component with a convective time delayFurnishings, things with thermal mass
- 48What two methods help find Annual Energy ConsumptionDegree Day and Bin Method
- 49Why is elevator heat loss a problemthe negative pressure in the elevator shaft is causing the warm air into the shafts decreasing efficiency and increase costs
- 50When designing a building you want slightly negative or positiveslightly positive
- 51The total energy through a window is made up of what three thingsradiation transmitted, inward flow of absorbed radiation, conduction through window
- 52What assumptions are made for sol air temp1. Same emissivity
2.radiation exchange is linearized
3.all surroundings same temp
4.correction is added for surfaces that see the sky - 53three things that fill window gapcrypton, argon, air
- 54What is KCR methodGives the maximum solar heat gain value
- 55What is MCWBMean Coefficient Wet bulb (temp that occurs above 95F)
- 56What is mean daily rangetemperature variation for a summer day (Louisville=23F)
- 57Name three things that are negligible in DD method1. Variation in internal heat gains
2.variation in solar heat gains
3.thermal storage effects - 58When does balance point occurLosses equal gains
- 59What is needed to calculated HDD or CDD1. Days in month
2. Avg monthly temp.
3.Base temp
4. Standard deviation of temp - 60older buildings have ACH of (blank) current buildings have ACH of (blank) Buildings in Sweden have ACH of (blank)1-2
0.3-0.7
0.1 - 61what are three methods of infiltration1. ACH method
2. LBL method
3. Pressure change method - 62On psych. chart: 1. Up 2. Up and Left 3. Left 4. Down Left 5.Down 6. Down Right 7.Right 8. Up Right1. Humidification, 2. Cooling/Humidification, 3. Sensible Cooling, 4.Cooling/De-humidification, 5. De-humidification, 6. Heating De-humidification 7. Sensible Heating, 8.Heating/Humidifying