1. Which of the following is not latent heat gain source (A) Lightening (B) Ventilation and infiltration (C) Occupants body (D) Cooking foods, baking, and boiling
1. Which of the following is not latent heat gain source (A) Lightening (B) Ventilation and infiltration (C) Occupants body (D) Cooking foods, baking, and boiling
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Transcribed Image Text:1. Which of the following is not latent heat gain source
(A) Lightening
(B) Ventilation and infiltration
(C) Occupants body
(D) Cooking foods, baking, and boiling
2. Heat transfer through the building can be considered as a steady, if
(A) variation in outdoor conditions with time are not significant
(B) variation in indoor conditions with time are not significant
(C) thermal capacity of the building is large
(D) all of the above
3. When the outside air is introduced for ventilation purpose, there is a
(A) sensible heat gain
(B) latent heat gain
(C) sensible heat gain as well as latent heat gain
(D) none of these
4. The human body in a cooled space constitutes cooling load of
(A) sensible heat only
(B) latent heat only
(C) sensible heat and latent heat
(D) none of these
5. Which of the following statement is TRUE?
(A) Fenestration is important in buildings as it provides visual
communication to the outside world
(B) Heat transfer through fenestration generally forms a small part of the
total building load
(C) Heat transfer due to fenestration depends only on the properties of the
transparent material
(D) Fenestration is undesirable and hence should be minimized
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