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Building Services Engineering 5th Edition Handbook

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394 Question bank<br />

8. Which correctly describes heat transfer?<br />

1. Sensible heat transfer comprises all types.<br />

2. Latent heat transfer raises temperature.<br />

3. Sensible heat transfer is logged by a thermocouple and thermistor.<br />

4. Latent heat transfer is hidden from view.<br />

5. Sensible heat transfer only takes place through conduction and convection.<br />

9. What are fluorinated hydrocarbons used for?<br />

1. Swimming pool water treatment.<br />

2. Biocide decontamination of cooling towers.<br />

3. Ozone-depleting refrigerants.<br />

4. Non-CFC foam insulation and furnishings.<br />

5. Combustible gaseous fuel.<br />

10. Which of these is not a common standard for data transmission?<br />

1. Ethernet.<br />

2. RS484.<br />

3. RS232.<br />

4. RS124.<br />

5. C-bus.<br />

11. Which is correct about the density of humid air?<br />

1. Decreases with increasing pressure.<br />

2. Increases with increasing air temperature.<br />

3. Varies with air temperature and pressure.<br />

4. Not affected by humidity.<br />

5. Increases as air velocity increases.<br />

12. Which is correct about Kelvin?<br />

1. Name of the engineer who designed the first steam engine.<br />

2. Unit of heat.<br />

3. Measured in kJ/kg s.<br />

4. Temperature scale.<br />

5. Absolute temperature.<br />

13. Which is correct about low-energy buildings?<br />

1. A low-energy building is one that requires the minimum amount of primary resource<br />

energy to build it.<br />

2. A low-energy building may consume more energy to construct.<br />

3. A low-energy building consumes less energy during its 100+ years of use than an<br />

equivalent building.<br />

4. We have no idea what an equivalent building is for a specific site.<br />

5. All buildings consume uncontrolled amounts of energy.<br />

14. Which of these is where indoor odours, vapours and gases come from? More than one<br />

correct answer.<br />

1. Cleaning fluids used overnight.<br />

2. New furniture, carpets, floor coverings, sealants and adhesives.

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