It Is Gena-ally Accepted That The Dense-Pack Insulatim Tethnique hnproves The

18MTEEM314 22 Tha-mal Cmnfcrt And Pezfcrmance Of The Buildina: By Redudne Both Cmductive TRUE FALS E TRUE
Heat Loss And Air Leakaee Throuab Enclosure Assanblies.
Heat Loss From_ _ _ JsUncmtrolll'd Air Leakaeethrouab Joints in the
ISMTEEJ\11314 23 Insulation Ventihtion Infiltration Isol ation Infiltration
Cmstructim and Cracks around Windows and Doers.
hrllltration Is The
Unwa.ted And
Unmtenbonal F1ow Of A.n-
I nfiltration Is The Unwanted And Unintentional Ventilation Is The Unwanted And Unintentional F1ov,
Both Infiltration and V mtilation Are Both I nfiltration And Vmtilation Are Thrnugh A Bwldmg's
F1ow Of Air Through A Building's Fallric. Where As Of Air Through A Building' s F:tiri c. Where A s
18MTEEM314 24 What Is The Diffa-mce Between Ventilation And lnflltration? Unwanted and Unintenti onal Flow of.AJ.r Deliberate Movement Of Air T o Remove Fabnc "Where As
V mtilation Is The Deliberate Movement Of Air To Infiltration Is The Deliberate Movement Of Air T o
Through A Building's F.iiric Contaminants Ventilation Is TI•e
Remove Contaninaits Remo ve Con taninaits
DeltbC":"ate Mov ement Of
Air To Remove
Contaninants
The V olume of the Space (I.E. Sq Ft of Floor Times
18MTEEM314 25 To Calculat e Heat Loss Due To Infiltration & Ventilation, W e Need To Know How Much .Air Typically Leaks Out A&B None ofThe Above A&B
Ceiling HOght)

ISMTEEJ\11314 26 ACH Stands Fw: Air Charges per Hour Air Changes per House Air Chaiges per Hour .Air Charges per House hr Changes per Hour

Inflltration Can Be Con!ida-ed To Be _ _ Air ChaneesPer Hour (Adi) At Wlnta-

lSMTEEJ\11314 27 0.1 To O 5 0 15 To 0.5 0.0 5 T o 0.51 0. 15 T o0.55 0. 15 T o05
Desillffl Conditims.
The M ore the Wmdows on
The More the W indows on the External Wall s,. the The More the Windows on the External Walls,. the The LowR" the Windows on th e External The M ore the Windows on the External the E-xtml.al Walls, the
18MTEEM314 28 Whidt One or The Followine Is True?
Lessa- Will Be the In filtration Comtant Will Bethe Infiltration Walls,. the Groo.ta- Will Be the Infiltration W alls, the GreatEr Will Be the Infiltration GreatEr Will Be the
Infiltration
Based On Occup::ncy (Nu mber of People in
18MTEEM314 29 The hdlltration/Ventilation Air Quantity Estimation Is Usually Done~ Air Oiaige Method Infiltration through the Creeks All All
The Soc-=:e)
Ventilation Rate Based On Air Chanee Medlod:
If V = Ventilation Air in C FM, ACH = Air Chanees Pa- Hour, A= Area cl the Space
ISMTEEJ\11314 30 V = (ACH •A • H) / 6 V = (AC H • A1 • H) /(l) V= (ACH •A •ll) / 60 V= (ACH •A • H) I 120 V = (ACH •A • H)/ 60
in Ft', H = Hl'ipt cl The Room ht Ft.

V entilatlon Rate Based On Crack Method:

lfV = Vmtllation Air in CFM, I= Inftltration Rate Usually0.15 Cfm/F/, A= Area 2
lSMTEEJ\11314 31 V olume of Air = I* A Volume of Air = I * A Volume of Air = f *A None ofThe Above VolumeofAJ.r= I * A
OfCracksfOpmine sln Fi.

Based On ASHRAE 62 Standards For IAQ, Recommended Ventilation Rate

18MTEEM314 32 2000 CFM/Person 2.0 CFM/Person 20 CFM/Person 200 CFM/Person 20 CFM/Person
Is ?
Conduction when
Conduction when tempercture ct a p oint varies 'Mth Heat transfer with a very little temperature
18MTEE M314 33 Tnmsimt condition means 7 Very little heat t:raisfer Heat transfer for a short time tcmper,ture i:t apomt
bme di fference
vanes with time

18MTEEM314 34 The type cl rool storapsystan whidt is leait efflcimtis the_ storaeesystan Ice Clulled water Eutectic salts Diy Ice !co

Surveys indicate that conslda-able mer&,V is wasted whm maximum U&htine and A long interval has occurred between energy It 1s ocmp1ed by only the
lSMTEEJ\11314 35 Daylight workmg hours are m eff:ect Wor kers are u sin g floating holi days It is occupied by only the cleaning crew.
heatin11 audits. clearun~ crew
a bt11ldmg' EU!s (energy
a building' EU!s (energy use indexes) from different A h eating system's performance 'Mt h rn::nufacturer the efficiency of hect pumps and boiler
lSMTEEJ\11314 36 D9ee-day data is emential whm comparine: the efficiency of two sep arate buildings u se indexes) from different
periods. specifications systems in a building
oenods

ISMTEE J\11314 37 The quantity cl heat in a substance is measured in: Btu (British thermal units) KW(kilowatts) The Rankin e scale Th e Kelvin scale Btu (Bntish thermal uruts)

A buildin&in a climate with a hi&fi. amount cl solar pin and a lone coolin& season
ISMTEEJ\11314 38 d ear glass Anti.reflective coatings Reflective glass Decorativ e blin ds Reflecbve glass
would
Ven fy that HVAC systems
Make certam that new HVAC systems do not l eak Verify thct HVAC systems operate in conformity witl Give guidelines fo r clearung construction dust Establish routine and preventive
18MTEEM314 39 TheASHRAE fw the commiss:ionine cl HVAC ~•ems is provided to oper::te m con formity with
relhgerant design mtent and cont arnmants out of a system maintenance procedures.
design mtent

Revitalizing Historic Buildings throu gh Ovenll Thermal Tr<11sfer

18MTEEM314 40 . Abuildine 'sabllit;y to minimize solar heat pin is measured by the. .. Overall Thermal Transfer Value (01TV) Environm ental lmpcet Asses sment LEED s cnteria
Partnership (RHBTP) Scheme Value (crITV)

A bulldine which utilizes solar mere such as solar flhn effedivB.y _ _ _heat
lSMTEEJ\11314 41 Increases; reduces Reduces; increases Reduce s; reduces Increase; doesn't chaige Increases; reduces
pin durlnethewinter and _ _ _ heat pin durlna: thesummer.
Infiltration rate in creases as the pressure Infiltration load 1s a part of
ISMTEEJ\11314 42 Which clthefollowine ttatementsare TRUE? Infiltration load is a p.rt of the building load Infiltntion load is n ot a p art of the building load Infiltrct:i on rate is uncontrollable
difference across the building decre ases the bt11ldm11: load

18MTEEM314 43 In comparison to a standardincandestmt lamp, compact Outrestentliptina: (CFLs) can last up to tctJ times longer consumes 90% less electnClty Cai produ ce ten times m ore light per w att All of above All of above

ISMTEE J\11314 44 Which Wthe followine is not used in a passive solar h eatinif'c ooline systan? Building w alls Building roof s Air conditioners Building floors Air cond1t1oners

Both extml.al <11d internal

Both external and intml.al loads consist of sensible as F.iiric hea gain consists of both sensible and Heat transfer due to occupancy consists only
ISMTEEJ\11314 45 . Which cl the followina: statemmts are TRUE? External loads consist of only sensible comp onents, loads consi:,t of sensible as
well as latent components lctent components sensible components
well as lato:it components

A room thct transmits a lot

A room thct transmits a lot of sunlight aid h as A room that doe s not pas s sunlight and has a
18MTEE M314 46 What isa Sunroom? A room v.ith a sun fitted inside 1t A room that does not allow sunlight to pass through it of sunlight ::fld ha s a sceruc
a scerucv1ew sceruc view
v.ew