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    Hvac Unit 5 - MCQ

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    The document contains a test bank with multiple choice questions about heating, ventilation, and air conditioning concepts. It lists the questions, possible answers, and correct answers. The author is listed as Prof. S.D. Thakre and there are between 2 and 6 possible answers for each question.

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    The document contains a test bank with multiple choice questions about heating, ventilation, and air conditioning concepts. It lists the questions, possible answers, and correct answers. The author is listed as Prof. S.D. Thakre and there are between 2 and 6 possible answers for each question.

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    Hvac Unit 5 - MCQ

    Uploaded by

    Sayee Deshpande
    The document contains a test bank with multiple choice questions about heating, ventilation, and air conditioning concepts. It lists the questions, possible answers, and correct answers. The author is listed as Prof. S.D. Thakre and there are between 2 and 6 possible answers for each question.

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    Item Bank ID 13872 Item Bank Name


    Difficulty Level (Low-1,Medium-2,High -3Author No. of Options(2-6)
    1 Prof. S.D.Thakre
    (52201586117)

    1 Prof. S.D.Thakre
    (52201586117)

    2 Prof. S.D.Thakre
    (52201586117)

    1 Prof. S.D.Thakre
    (52201586117)

    2 Prof. S.D.Thakre
    (52201586117)

    2 Prof. S.D.Thakre
    (52201586117)

    2 Prof. S.D.Thakre
    (52201586117)

    2 Prof. S.D.Thakre
    (52201586117)

    1 Prof. S.D.Thakre
    (52201586117)

    2 Prof. S.D.Thakre
    (52201586117)
    MSU Baroda//.../Journalism
    Item Text Item Image Option Text 1 Option Image 1
    CLTD stand for Cooling Load Temperature
    Difference

    The uncontrolled entry of ventilation


    untreated, outdoor air directly
    into the conditioned space is
    known as
    Which of the following Fenestration is important in
    statement is TRUE? buildings as it provides visual
    communication to the outside
    world

    Which of the following is not Ventilation and infiltration


    latent heat gain source

    Which of the following The sol-air temperature depends


    statements are TRUE? on indoor and outdoor
    temperatures

    Which of the following Infiltration load is a part of the


    statements are TRUE? building load

    Which of the following Cooling Load Factor is used for


    statements are TRUE? both radiative as well as
    convective components

    Which of the following Ventilation is required for


    statements are TRUE? supply of oxygen for breathing
    only
    Which of the following Fenestration is important in
    statements are TRUE? buildings as it provides visual
    communication to
    the outside world
    Which of the following External shading of windows is
    statements are TRUE? taken care of by using a shading
    coefficient
    Option Text 2 Option Image 2Option Text 3 Option Image 3
    Cooling Load Logarithmic Cooling Load Temperature
    Temperature Difference Deviation

    infiltration pressurization

    Heat transfer through Heat transfer due to


    fenestration generally forms a fenestration depends only on
    small part of the total building the properties of the
    load transparent material

    Occupants body Cooking foods, baking, and


    boiling

    The sol-air temperature The sol-air temperature


    depends on outdoor depends on outdoor
    temperature and incident solar temperature, incident solar
    radiation radiation and surface
    properties of the wall

    Infiltration load is not a part Infiltration rate increases as


    of the building load the pressure difference across
    the building
    decreases
    Cooling Load Factor is used The cooling load factor
    for radiative component only increases as the thermal
    capacity of the walls increase

    Ventilation is uncontrolled, Ventilation requirement


    while infiltration is controlled depends on occupancy and
    also on activity level
    Heat transfer through Heat transfer due to
    fenestration generally forms a fenestration depends only on
    small part of the total the properties of the
    building load transparent material
    Internal shading of windows The shading coefficient for
    is taken care of by using a the reference SS glass is 0.0
    shading coefficient
    Option Text 4 Option Image 4Correct Option
    Cooling Load Temperature 1
    Distrubution

    Fenestration 2

    Fenestration is undesirable 1
    and hence should be
    minimized

    Lightening 4

    The sol-air temperature 4


    depends on outdoor
    temperature, incident solar
    radiation, surface properties
    of the wall and the external
    heat transfer coefficient

    Infiltration rate is 1
    uncontrollable

    The value of cooling load 2


    factor always lies between 1
    and 5

    Ventilation is required for 3


    supply of air for breathing
    only
    Fenestration is undesirable 4
    and hence should be
    minimized

    The shading coefficient for 2


    the reference SS glass is 0.5

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