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midterms reviewer (ACVS)

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

the process of treating air control simultaneously its temperature, humidity, cleaning and distribution to meet the comfort requirements of occupants of the conditioned space.

a)
air conditioning
b)

human comfort

c)

commercial air

d)

humidity ratio

2.

number of cubic meters of the mixture per kilogram of dry air

a)
specific volume
b)

humidity ratio

c)

volume flowrate

d)

pick up moisture

3.

air temperature as measured by an ordinary thermometer, the thermometer bulb being dry. The ____refers basically to the ambient temperature

a)
dry bulb temperature
b)

wet bulb temperature

c)

dew point temperature

d)

saturation temperature

4.

temperature of the air after it has passed through a constant pressure, ideal, adiabatic saturation process, that is after the air has passed over a large sureface of the liguid water in an insulated channel.

This temperature is reading of a thermometer whose sensing bulb is wrapped in wet muslin and evaporating into a rapid stream of sample air.

a)
wet bulb temperature
b)

dry bulb temperature

c)

dry bulb temperature

d)

saturation temperature

5.

the temperature at which air becomes completely saturated and water vapor starts to condense out of the air. at this point further removal of heat would result in water vapor condesning into liguid water fog or ( if below freezing) solid hoarfrost

a)
dew point temperature
b)

saturation temperature

c)

wet bulb temperature

d)

dry bulb temperature

6.

the temperature at which a fluid will change from the liquid phase to the vapor phase or , conversely from the vapor phase to the liquid phase is called ______

a)
saturation temperature
b)

dew point temperature

c)

dry bulb temperature

d)

wet bulb temperature

7.

is a term used to describe the presence of the moisture of water vapor in the air

a)
humidity
b)

relative humidity

c)

moisture pick up

d)

humidity ratio

8.

also known as moisture content or mixing ratio. the proportion of mass of water vapor per unit mass of dry air at the given conditions. its typically the ordinate of the grahp

a)
humidity ratio
b)

humidity

c)

relative humidity

d)

moisture pick up

9.

is defined as the ratio of the actual partial pressure extered by the water vapor in any volume of air of air to the partial pressure that would be exerted by the water vapor if the water vapor in th air is saturated at the temperature of the air.

a)
relative humidity
b)

humidity

c)

moisture pick up

d)

humidity ratio

10.

_____ is the sum of the sensible heat of the air and latent heat

a)
enthalpy
b)

saturated heat

c)

heat added

d)

entropy

11.

the science of practice of dealingwith air mixture and their control. the discipline studies mainly dry air and water vapor mixture.

a)
psychrometry
b)

psychrometric

c)

psychrometer

d)

psychrometric chart

12.

the air will take place anytime air is passed across a cooling surface whose temperature is below the initial DPT of the air. this can also be accomplished by drawing air through sprays of cold water

a)
cooling and dehumidification
b)

heating and humidification

c)

cooling and humidification

d)

heating and dehumidification

13.

by separating the total heat transfer rate from the cooling coil into sensible latent heat transfer rates , a useful parameter called sensible heat factor (SHF) is defined. its also defined as the ratio of sensible heat to the toatl transfer rate

a)
sensible heat factor
b)

latent heat factor

c)

heat factor ratio

d)

total heat factor

14.

during winter, it is essential to heat and humidfy room for comforty, air can be simultaneously heater adn humdified by means of drawing it through a spray or over trays of warm water.

a)
heating and humidification
b)

cooling and dehumidification

c)

heating and dehumidification

d)

cooling and humidification

15.

as the name implies during this process the air temperature drops and its humidity increases. this can be achieved by spraying cool water in the air stream.

a)
cooling and humidification
b)

heating and humidification

c)

heating and dehumidification

d)

cooling and dehumidification

16.

air can be dehumidified by using a hygroscopic material whisch absorbs (take up or take in moisture by molecular actiom) or adsorbs (condense a vapor and hold upon its surface) the water vapor from the moisture

a)
heating and dehumidification
b)

heating and humidification

c)

cooling and dehumidifaction

d)

cooling and humidification

17.

an average person dissipates 117 W of heat when standing still and 425 W when doing heavy work

a)
human occupancy
b)

human comfort

c)

commercial use

d)

human occupance

18.

heat due to conduction through building materials

a)
transmission gains
b)

solar heat gains

c)

transmission loads

d)

infiltration

19.

heat gained through solar energy transmitted through glasss windows and other building materials

a)
solar heat gains
b)

transmission gains

c)

internal load

d)

infiltration

20.

loads due to appliances and other heat producing equipments

a)
internal load
b)

infiltration

c)

solar heat gains

d)

transmission load

21.

heat gained when warn outside air is introduced into the room through cracks and door clearances

a)
infiltration
b)

internal load

c)

solar heat gains

d)

transmission load

22.

this also known as comfort air conditioning

a)
human comfort
b)

air condition

c)

cooling load

d)

industrial comfort

23.

to provide cooling or heating air for some engineerinf processes. this is known as industrial air conditioning

a)
commercial use
b)

cooling air

c)

industrial comfort

d)

human comfort

24.

is the study of the properties of mixtures of air and water vapor.

a)

psychrometry

b)

psychrometric

c)

psychrometer

d)

psychrometry chart

25.

is an instrument used in the study of the properties of air.

a)

psychrometer

b)

psychrometry chart

c)

psychrometeric chart

d)

psychrometric

26.

is a graphical representation of the thermodynamic properties of moist air

a)

psychrometric chart

b)

psychometer chart

c)

psychometry chart

d)

psychometer graph

27.

the process of removing moisture from the air in an air conditioning system

a)

dehumidifying

b)

humidity

c)

humidifiying

d)

cooling load

28.

is an equipment used to

reduce the temperature of a water stream by

extracting heat from water and emitting it to the

atmosphere.

a)

cooling tower

b)

cooling load

c)

air conditioning

d)

heater

29.

–The ___ tower

has the fan, basin, and piping located within the

tower structure. In this model, the fan is located

at the base.

a)

forced draft

b)

mechanical draft

c)

cooling tower

d)

induced draft

30.

The atmospheric cooling

towers utilize no mechanical fan to create air

flow through the tower.

a)

cooling air

b)

air conditioning

c)

atmospheric

d)

humidity

31.

towers uses fans to move large quantities of air

through the tower.

a)

counterflow

b)

forced draft

c)

mechanical draft

d)

induced draft

32.

tower has one or more fans located at the top of

the tower that draws air upwards against the

downward flow of water passing around the

wooden decking or packing.

a)

mechanical draft

b)

hybrid draft

c)

forced draft

d)

induced draft

33.

– these are equipped with

mechanical draft fans to augment airflow. Con- sequently, they are also referred to as fan-assis-

ted natural draft towers.

a)

fan assited natural draft

b)

hybrid draft

c)

forced draft

d)

induced draft

34.

, the air moves vertically upward through

the fill, counter to the downward fall of water. Because of the need for extended intake and

a)

counterflow towers

b)

cooling tower

c)

counter flow cooling tower

d)

cross flow

35.

_____ towers have a

fill configuration throughout, which the air flows

horizontally, across the downward fall of water.

a)

crossflow

b)

cooling

c)

counterflow

d)

downflow

36.

or simply cooling tow- ers operate on the principle of evaporation. The working fluid and the evaporated fluid usually water) are one and the same.

a)

wet cooling towers

b)

dry cooling towers

c)

cooling towers

d)

crossflow towers

37.

operate by heat transfer

through a surface that separates the working

fluid from ambient air, such as in a heat

exchanger, utilizing convective heat

a)

atmospheric

b)

dry coolers

c)

humid coolers

d)

fluid coolers

38.

are hybrids that pass the

working fluid through a tube bundle, upon

which clean water is sprayed and a fan-

induced draft applied.

a)

wet coolers

b)

fluid coolers

c)

dry coolers

d)

humid coolers

39.

 which utilizes buoyancy via a

tall chimney. Warm, moist air naturally rises

due to the density

a)

natural draft

b)

mechanical draft

c)

forced draft

d)

induced draft

40.

which uses power-driven

fan motors to force or draw air through the

tower.  Induced

a)

mechanical draft

b)

natural draft

c)

forced draft

d)

fan assisted natural draft

41.

– A mechanical draft tower

with a fan at the discharge which pulls air

through the tower. The fan induces hot moist

air out the discharge.

a)

fan assisted natural draft

b)

mechanical draft

c)

induced draft

d)

forced draft

42.

– A mechanical draft tower

with a blower type fan at the intake. The fan

forces air into the tower creating high enter-

ing and low exiting air velocities. The low

exiting velocity is much more susceptible to

recirculation.

a)

mechanical draft

b)

forced draft

c)

induced draft

d)

natural draft

43.

– a hybrid type

that appears like a natural draft though air-

flow is assisted by a fan. Hyperboloid (hyperbolic)

a)

mechanical draft

b)

fan-assisted natural draft

c)

natural draft

d)

induced draft

44.

This is the difference between the

cooling tower water inlet and outlet tempera-

ture.

a)

ranger

b)

range

c)

distance

d)

moisture pick up

45.

– This is the difference between

the cooling tower outlet coldwater temperature

and ambient wet bulb temperature.

a)

approach

b)

range

c)

efficiency

d)

evaporation loss