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Chapter 2 - Heating Load Estimates

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Question 1

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The design heating load of a building is an estimate of the rate at which a building loses heat during the near minimum outdoor temperature.
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  • True
  • False

Question 2

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One can assume that individual room heating loads are proportional to room floor area.
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  • True
  • False

Question 3

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The R-value of a material is not directly proportional to its thickness.
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  • True
  • False

Question 4

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Many residential and commercial buildings have concrete floor slabs rather than crawl spaces or full basements. Downward heat losses are relatively small from interior areas of the floor slab.
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  • True
  • False

Question 5

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The U-value of any material or assembly is simply the reciprocal of the R-value of that material or assembly.
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  • True
  • False

Question 6

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Heat is lost through all building surfaces that separate heated space from unheated space.
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  • True
  • False

Question 7

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It is relatively easy to assess the location and magnitude of all the air leakage paths in a typical building.
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  • True
  • False

Question 8

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The number of heating degree days that accumulate in a 24-hour period is the difference between 72 F and the average outdoor air temperature during that period.
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  • True
  • False

Question 9

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Knowing how many MMBtu a building requires over a typical heating season is not of much use to most owners.
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  • True
  • False

Question 10

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A boiler, furnace, or small space heater operating on the same fuel, at the same assumed conversion efficiency, would produce the same estimated annual heating cost.
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  • True
  • False

Question 11

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The heating load is __________ of heat flow from the building to the outside air.
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  • a rate
  • the quantity
  • the cost
  • one unit

Question 12

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The proper approach is to perform a heat load calculation __________.
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  • factoring seasonal requirements
  • for each room
  • for the entire building
  • based on the owner's usage

Question 13

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An object's thermal __________ can be defined as its thickness in the direction of heat flow divided by its thermal conductivity.
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  • reactivity
  • reproduction
  • reciprocity
  • resistance

Question 14

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Heat flow from a basement or slab-on-grade foundation is determined by complex interactions between the building, the surrounding soil, insulation materials (if present), and the __________.
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  • depth of the foundation
  • orientation of the structure
  • air temperature above grade
  • planned usage of the room

Question 15

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All building surfaces that separate heated space from unheated space (walls, windows, ceilings, doors, foundation, etc.) are called the __________ of the building.
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  • thermal envelope
  • heat load variables
  • resistance factors
  • thermal qualifiers

Question 16

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The U-value of any material or assembly is simply the reciprocal of the __________ of that material or assembly.
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  • heat load
  • temperature
  • exposure
  • R-value

Question 17

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In addition to conduction losses, heat is also carried out of buildings by uncontrolled air leakage. This is called __________ heat loss.
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  • anti-thermal
  • infiltration
  • insulation
  • environmental

Question 18

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One common method of factoring local weather conditions into estimates of heating energy use is based on heating _________.
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  • prognostication
  • thermometers
  • historical records
  • degree days

Question 19

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Once the __________ price of the fuel options has been calculated, a simple multiplication determines the estimated seasonal heating cost in dollars.
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  • effective
  • unit
  • advertised
  • estimated

Question 20

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To estimate the annual space heating cost provided by an electrically operated heat pump, its average COP must be factored in. What does COP stand for?
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  • coefficient of performance
  • capacity of production
  • calculation of price
  • correlation of parts
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