EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS.

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EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS FORMAT:  THE TEST WILL CONTAIN 33 QUESTIONS.  ALL QUESTIONS WILL BE MULTIPLE CHOICE.  EACH QUESTION WILL BE WORTH 3 POINTS.  NO MAKE-UP EXAMS WILL BE GIVEN.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS AREAS COVERED:  LECTURE OUTLINES #1, 2 & THE FIRST HALF OF OUTLINE #3.  THE BUILDING ENVIRONMENT PAGES:  THERMAL DELIGHT IN ARCHITECTURE CHAPTERS 1 & 2

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS KNOW THE CENTURY IN WHICH THE FOLLOWING HVAC DEVELOPMENTS TOOK PLACE:  WALL FIREPLACE (11 TH CENTURY).  CHIMNEYS (12 TH CENTURY).  WARM AIR CENTRAL HEATING (LATE 18 TH CENTURY).  HOT WATER CENTRAL HEATING (LATE 18 TH CENTURY).  STEAM CENTRAL HEATING (19 TH CENTURY).  DISTRICT HEATING (19 TH CENTURY).  THE PADDLE-WHEEL FAN (18 TH CENTURY).  STEAM ENGINE (18 TH CENTURY).  MECHANICAL VENTILATION (19 TH CENTURY).  MECHANICAL COOLING OF BUILDINGS (EARLY 20 TH CENTURY).

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS KNOW THE EFFECTS OF THE FOLLOWING ON 20TH CENTURY ARCHITECTURE:  CENTRAL HEATING.  MECHANICAL VENTILATION.  MECHANICAL COOLING OF BUILDINGS.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS KNOW THE FOLLOWING MECHANISMS WHICH CONTROL BODY TEMPERATURE:  METABOLIC ACTIVITY.  CUTANEOUS BLOOD CIRCULATION.  SWEATING.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS KNOW THE FOLLOWING MODES OF HEAT TRANSFER:  EVAPORATION.  RADIATION.  CONVECTION.  CONDUCTION.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS KNOW THE FOLLOWING TERMS:  DRY-BULB TEMPERATURE.  MEAN RADIANT TEMPERATURE.  WET-BULB TEMPERATURE.  RELATIVE HUMIDITY.  OPERATIVE TEMPERATURE.  GLOBE THERMOMETER TEMPERATURE.  EFFECTIVE & NEW EFFECTIVE TEMPERATURE.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS KNOW THE EFFECTS ON COMFORT AND HEALTH OF THE FOLLOWING:  HIGH & LOW TEMPERATURE.  HIGH & LOW HUMIDITY.  AIR MOTION.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS KNOW THE COMFORT RANGE OF THE FOLLOWING:  DRY-BULB TEMPERATURE.  MEAN RADIANT TEMPERATURE.  RELATIVE HUMIDITY.  AIR MOTION.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS KNOW THE FOLLOWING:  SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT INDEX OF COMFORT.  THE FACTORS AFFECTING OPTIMUM AIR SPEED.  THE INDIVIDUAL FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THERMAL COMFORT.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS KNOW THE FOLLOWING:  THE EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE & HUMIDITY ON ODOR PERCEPTION.  THE PROPERTIES OF COMMON ODORS, SUCH AS BODY ODORS, FOOD ODORS & CIGARETTE SMOKE.  THE METHODS OF ODOR CONTROL.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS KNOW THE CHARACTERISTICS, SOURCES, & HEALTH EFFECTS OF THE FOLLOWING:  AIRBORNE INFECTIONS.  RADON.  ORGANIC COMPOUNDS.  FORMALDEHYDE GAS.  CARBON MONOXIDE.  NITROGEN OXIDE.  SMOKE.  ASBESTOS.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS KNOW THE FOLLOWING:  CRITERIA FOR OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE.  DIMENSIONS OF OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE.  NATURE OF OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS KNOW THE FOLLOWING:  THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN THERMAL SENSATION & TOUCH.  THE NATURE OF THERMAL EXPERIENCE.  THE VISUAL CLUES ASSOCIATED WITH WARMTH & COOLNESS.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS KNOW THE FOLLOWING TERMS:  MOLECULAR EXCITATION.  ABSOLUTE ZERO.  THERMAL EQUILIBRIUM.  CONDUCTIVITY & CONDUCTANCE.  RESISTIVITY & RESISTANCE.  FREE & FORCED CONVECTION.  FILM COEFFICIENT.  EMITTANCE & ABSORPTION.  R-VALUE & U-VALUE.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS KNOW THE FOLLOWING:  DIRECTION OF HEAT FLOW.  MODES OF STEADY STATE HEAT TRANSFER.  MULTIPLE MODES OF HEAT TRANSFER.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS KNOW THE FACTORS THAT AFFECT THE RATE OF HEAT EXCHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING:  THERMAL CONDUCTION.  THERMAL CONVECTION.  THERMAL RADIATION.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS KNOW THE FOLLOWING TERMS:  DEW POINT TEMPERATURE.  HUMIDITY RATIO.  SENSIBLE HEAT.  LATENT HEAT.  ENTHALPY.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS KNOW HOW TO DO THE FOLLOWING USING THE PSYCHOMETRIC CHART:  EFFECT OF HEATING & COOLING ON HUMIDITY.  DETERMINE WET-BULB TEMPERATURE.  DETERMINE DEW POINT TEMPERATURE.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS KNOW THE FOLLOWING FROM HESCHONG:  HESCHONG’S OPINION OF ASHRAE STANDARDS.  DEFINITION OF THERMAL COMFORT.  CHARACTERISTICS OF THERMAL EXPERIENCE.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS KNOW THE FOLLOWING FROM BRADSHAW:  ASHRAE COMFORT STANDARDS.  DEFINITION OF THERMAL COMFORT.  AEROALLERGENS.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS THE WALL FIREPLACE WAS INVENTED IN WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING CENTURIES? A.8 TH CENTURY. B.11 TH CENTURY. C.14 TH CENTURY. D.16 TH CENTURY.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS THE WALL FIREPLACE WAS INVENTED IN WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING CENTURIES? A.8 TH CENTURY. B.11 TH CENTURY. C.14 TH CENTURY. D.16 TH CENTURY.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS THE SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT INDEX OF COMFORT? A.WET-BULB TEMPERATURE. B.MEAN RADIANT TEMPERATURE. C.RELATIVE HUMIDITY. D.DRY-BULB TEMPERATURE.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS THE SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT INDEX OF COMFORT? A.WET-BULB TEMPERATURE. B.MEAN RADIANT TEMPERATURE. C.RELATIVE HUMIDITY. D.DRY-BULB TEMPERATURE.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A CHARACTERISTIC OF GLOBE THERMOMETER TEMPERATURE? A.EMPIRICALLY DERIVED. B.TAKES INTO ACCOUNT DRY-BULB TEMPERATURE AND AIR MOVEMENT. C.MEASURES THE NET RADIANT HEAT RECEIVED FROM THE SURROUNDING SURFACES. D.ALL OF THE ABOVE.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A CHARACTERISTIC OF GLOBE THERMOMETER TEMPERATURE? A.EMPIRICALLY DERIVED. B.TAKES INTO ACCOUNT DRY-BULB TEMPERATURE AND AIR MOVEMENT. C.MEASURES THE NET RADIANT HEAT RECEIVED FROM THE SURROUNDING SURFACES. D.ALL OF THE ABOVE.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES WOULD BE HIGHEST ON THE MET SCALE? A.SLEEPING. B.SEATED & WRITING. C.DANCING. D.WALKING.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES WOULD BE HIGHEST ON THE MET SCALE? A.SLEEPING. B.SEATED & WRITING. C.DANCING. D.WALKING.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A COLORLESS GAS WITH A PUNGENT IRRITATING ODOR? A.RADON. B.FORMALDEHYDE. C.CARBON MONOXIDE. D.NITROGEN OXIDE.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A COLORLESS GAS WITH A PUNGENT IRRITATING ODOR? A.RADON. B.FORMALDEHYDE. C.CARBON MONOXIDE. D.NITROGEN OXIDE.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS THE NUMBER OF HOURS REQUIRED FOR ONE BTU TO FLOW THROUGH ONE SQUARE FOOT OF MATERIAL, ONE INCH THICK, WHEN THE TEMPERATURE DROP IS ONE DEGREE F? A.CONDUCTIVITY. B.CONDUCTANCE. C.RESISTIVITY. D.RESISTANCE.

EXAMINATION 1 REVIEW FORMAT AREAS COVERED HISTORY OF HVAC HUMAN COMFORT INDOOR AIR QUALITY THERMAL & OLFACTORY EXPERIENCE HEAT TRANSFER PSYCHOMETRICS READINGS SAMPLE QUESTIONS WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS THE NUMBER OF HOURS REQUIRED FOR ONE BTU TO FLOW THROUGH ONE SQUARE FOOT OF MATERIAL, ONE INCH THICK, WHEN THE TEMPERATURE DROP IS ONE DEGREE F? A.CONDUCTIVITY. B.CONDUCTANCE. C.RESISTIVITY. D.RESISTANCE.