Drafting Mechanical Layout and Details Flashcards

1
Q

is the introduction of water
into unsaturated air to
increase its humidity ratio

A

Adiabatic Saturation

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2
Q
  • is the temperature at which
    an air-water mixture will
    become saturated and begin
    to yield drops of condensed
    water
A

Dew Point

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3
Q

is the air-water vapor mixture
as measured in the normal
way with a Fahrenheit
Thermometer.

A

Dry Bulb Temperature

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4
Q

is the quantity of British
thermal unit per minute in a
fluid or gas.

A

Enthalpy

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5
Q
  • is the weight of the actual
    water vapor in a mixture per
    pound of dry air.
A

Humidity Ratio

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6
Q

is the heat energy required to
change the state of a
substance.

A

Latent Heat

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7
Q

is the heat in British thermal
unit absorbed by a substance
in changing its temperature
without its state.

A

Sensible Heat

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8
Q

is the ratio which indicates
the degree of saturation of
the air with water vapor.

A

Relative Humidity

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9
Q

is the ability of materials to
resist the transfer of heat.

A

Heat Resistivity

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10
Q

is the amount of heat that
flows from one face of a
material to another.

A

Thermal Conductivity

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11
Q

is a material used to stop the
transfer of heat.

A

insulation

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12
Q

is a uniform rating of heat
resistance that flows through
building materials. The higher
the R number, the greater the
resistance to heat flow.

A

R Value

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13
Q

is a heat
exchanger that removes heat
from refrigerant vapor and
transfers it to
the water running through it.
… In doing so, the vapor
condenses and gives up heat
to the water running inside
the tube.

A

Water-Cooled
Condenser

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13
Q

are
seldom used for capacities
above 3 tons of refrigeration
unless an adequate water
supply is extremely difficult to
obtain. The principal
disadvantages of this kind are
the high power cost and the
reduction of capacity on hot
days

A

Air cooled condensers

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14
Q

what type of fan is centrifugal fans?

A

radial type

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15
Q

An important step
in efficient space comfort
conditioning is the proper
selection of air outlets. This
section presents generalized
descriptions and characteristics
of the types of grilles, registers
and diffusers commonly used in
commercial air distribution
applications today

A

Air Outlets

16
Q

what type of fan is the Propeller Fan

A

Axial type