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A. Sunlight
B. Fresh air
C. Water
D. Shelter
E. Food
A. Mould and mildews
B. Things that can rot
C. Dust mites
D. Excessive gases and toxic chemicals or residues
A. Oil extraction equipment
B. Electrical equipment
C. Heating equipment
D. Mechanical equipment
A. Air cooling
B. Liquid cooling
C. Heat Pipe cooling
D. Water cooling
A. Ceiling fans
B. Air vents
C. Air diffusers
D. Wall-mounted air conditioners
A. To control the pattern of the airflow into an assigned space
B. To disperse fragrance
C. To add warmth and comfort
D. To humidify the air
E. To disperse the air in a specific area
A. Air Flow
B. Wind
C. Atmospheric Pressure
D. Condensation
E. Evaporation
A. Air Conditioner
B. Compressor
C. Heat Pump
D. Air Handler
E. Heater
A. Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency
B. AFUE
C. Heating Capacity
D. BTU's Per Hour
E. Efficiency Rating of Equipment
A. National Association of Home Builders
B. National Home Energy Audit Alliance
C. International Energy Agency
D. Air Conditioning And Refrigeration Institute
E. American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers
A. Controlling the temperature of a room
B. Activating a furnace
C. Automatic switching of an air conditioning system
D. Adjusting the heat output of a furnace
E. Regulating the temperature of a room
A. A control or thermostat that provides for automatic switching of an air conditioning system from heating to cooling
B. A system that automatically replaces worn or damaged parts in a machine
C. The changeover of gears in a motor vehicle that enables the vehicle to operate more efficiently
D. The automatic switching of a lighting system from one light source to another
E. A method of manufacturing products by using machinery that is operated continuously
A. Receiver
B. Heat pump
C. Blower
D. A/C unit
E. Compressor
A. Mechanical ventilation
B. Fire
C. A/C
D. Central heating and cooling
E. HVAC
A. A fan that blows air
B. A person who blows air into someone's face
C. A person who blows air into a balloon
D. A fan used to generate wind
E. An air handling device for moving air through a HVAC system
A. Btu/hr
B. Kilowatt hours
C. BTUH
D. BTU
A. Kelvin
B. British Thermal Unit
C. Joule
D. Celsius
E. Calorie
A. One degree Fahrenheit per minute
B. One degree Celsius per hour
C. One degree fahrenheit per hour
D. One foot per minute
E. One inch per hour
A. BTU
B. Joules per second
C. Watt
D. British thermal units per hour
E. Fahrenheit per hour
A. The Kelvin scale
B. The abbreviation for British thermal units per hour
C. 1,055 BTU
A. Efficiency
B. Capacity
C. Effectiveness
D. Energy
E. Temperature
A. Watts
B. Cubic feet
C. Gallons
D. BTU’s
A. In BTU’s
B. In kg
C. In litres
A. Breathing
B. Burning any fuel
C. Automobiles
D. Humans
E. Vehicles
A. Pale pink
B. Gray
C. Brown
D. Colorless
E. Green
A. System in which air is treated at a central location
B. The air conditioning unit in your home
C. The air conditioner in your room
D. A machine used to cool the inside of a building
E. A cooling device that uses the outside air
A. Fan
B. Impeller
C. Blower
D. Drum
E. Rings
A. Pneumatic Compressor
B. Homemade Compressor
C. Centrifugal Compressor
D. Rotary Compressor
A. Central Fan Motor
B. Circular Flow Meters
C. Celsius degrees
D. Cubic Feet per Minute
E. Cotton fibers per minute
A. MPH
B. NM
C. CFM
A. Discharge
B. Refrigerant
C. Charge
D. Quota
E. System
A. The refrigerant used in an air conditioner
B. One charge of refrigerant
C. The R-22 refrigerant
D. The quantity of refrigerant required for proper system operation
A. Central Air Conditioning System
B. Chilled Water System
C. Heat Exchanger
D. Heat Pump System
A. Pets
B. Insects
C. Animals
D. People
A. Appliances
B. Refrigeration units
C. Electric motors
D. Computers
E. Computer-based electrical systems
A. Pump
B. Evaporation coil
C. Fan
D. Pumps
E. Compressor
A. Produces electricity
B. Transfers and rejects heat
C. Filters air
D. Absorbs water vapor to make steam
E. Expands and contracts to control temperature
A. Water
B. Pressure switch
C. Various
D. Air
E. Heater
A. Indoor Unit
B. Outdoor Compressor
C. Heater
D. Condensing Unit
A. Thermal Capacity
B. Heat Capacity
C. Heat Removal Rate
D. Cooling Capacity
A. 8,000
B. 10,000
C. 12,000
A. 1985
B. 1979
C. 1984
D. 1990
A. Combined Cooling and Heating Load
B. Cooling Gain
C. Cooling Load
D. Heating Load
A. 1967 ASHRAE Handbook
B. 1985 ASHRAE Cooling and Heating Load Manual
C. 1955 ASHRAE Handbook
D. 1979 ASHRAE Cooling and Heating Load Manual
A. Dampers
B. Air filters
C. Ceiling fans
D. Windows
A. Leaves or debris buildup
B. Dirt or dust buildup
C. Ice or frost buildup
D. Leaves or branches buildup
E. Debris accumulation on the coil
A. Slush or snow
B. Dry ice or sub zero
C. Frost or water
D. Frost or ice
E. Ice or frost
A. Making the air wetter
B. Making water vapor condense
C. Making the air less humid
D. Reducing the humidity of the air
E. Cooling the air
A. The reduction of water vapor in air by adsorption to particles
B. The absorption of water vapor by materials such as insulation
C. Absorption of water vapor by the material
D. Condensation of water vapor on surfaces
E. The reduction of water vapor in air by cooling the air below the dew point
A. Fresh air
B. Air from the chimney
C. Room air
D. Polluted air
E. Outside air