Exam 2 Flashcards

(115 cards)

1
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Hypocaust

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“Under burnt”

Romans used masonry to circulate heat

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2
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Disadvantage of the hypocaust

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Carbon Monoxide

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3
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IAQ

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Indoor Air Quality

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4
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1 ton of cooling =

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1 ton of ice

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5
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Emergence of office typology brought:

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Indoor air pollution

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6
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OPR

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Owner performance requirements

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7
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Commissioning process

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Process of assuring that everything meets OPR requirements

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Thermodynamics

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Study of the effects of work, heat, and energy on a system

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9
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E terms for qualifying and quantifying design performance

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Energy
Effectiveness
Efficiency
Enthalpy
Entropy
Exergy
Conservation
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10
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Energy

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Ability to do work

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11
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Applied psycometrics (heating & cooling)

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Sensible heating / cooling
Humidifying + heating / cooling
Dehumidifying +heating / cooling
Dehumidying…. humidifying (evaporative cooling)

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Psychrometry

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Study of physical and thermal properties of dry air and water vapor mixtures

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13
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Why we care about psychrometry

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Mold / condensation / life safety

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14
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2 methods of dealing with water vapor

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1 keep humid air away from cool surfaces

2 keep surfaces warm when in contact with humid air

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15
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HVAC is selected based on:

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Size of project (small vs specialty)

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16
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Heat flows from ______ to ______

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Hot to cold

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17
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Heat flow in the winter

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From building to outdoors

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18
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Thermal materials are classified as ______ or ______

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Insulators or conductors

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19
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How many types of insulators are there

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3

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20
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_____+_____+_____= a good conductor

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Density, conductance, specific heat

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21
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Insulators have ______ r value

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Higher

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22
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UV rays

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Ultraviolet

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23
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UV have _______

Infrared have ________

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Short waves

Longwaves

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24
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______ rays can not penetrate _____

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Infrared …. glass /atmosphere

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Greenhouse effect is caused by
Infrared rays not being able to penetrate the atmosphere
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High heat capacity = | Low heat capacity =
Hold heat | Releases heat
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Heat capacity is based on:
Density and quality
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Which is denser water or steal
Water
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Which is denser steal or concrete?
Steal
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5 types of passive cooling
``` Solar shading Ventilation Using a thermal mass or heat sink Using thermal mass to shed heat Evaporative cooling ```
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Best way to combat high temperatures
Air motion/ ventilation
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Shading is most needed where
Low income areas
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Shading solutions are most effect where?
Exterior
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Radiation
Electromagnetic energy that is emitted through space
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btu/h
British thermal units per hour
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But/h =
Watts (W)
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Convection
Between fluid (usually air) and solid
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Conduction
Molecule to molecule
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Evaporation
Carries heat away from surfaces
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A heat gain diagram varies based on
Latitude
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How many climate types in the US
26
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Primary factors of thermal comfort
``` Metabolic state Air temp Mean radiant temp Air motion Humidity Acclimation Clothing ```
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ASHRAE
American society of heating, refrigerating, and AC engineers
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Human thermal comfort is between
67 and 82 degrees
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Building should have less than ____% humid for what reason
65% | Bacterial/microbial reasons
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Legionaries disease isn’t caused by
Moisture carrying it into the building through contaminated water
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Downside of better/tighter buildings
Indoor air pollution
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Ventilation standards in the 1970s were lowered due to
The oil embargo
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Oil embargo caused ______ in 1984
Sick building syndrome
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Toxic / off gassing materials
Formaldehyde Fiber material in ducts VOCs (volatile organic compounds)
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Genius loci author
Norberg-Schulz
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Architecture is the ____ environment
3rd (Messo)
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Micro > macro > messo is define by
Fitch
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Azimuth
Horizontal angle from true south
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Solar noon
Half way between sunrise and sunset
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Degree day base temperature (varies)
65 degrees
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Degree day
Compares the mean average outdoor temperatures to a base temperature
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Heating degree days:
Measures how cool a temperature is
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More heating degrees days=
Higher heating load
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Thermal zoning based on
Orientation to the sun and occupancy and program
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Every zone needs
Supply air Temperature control Return air
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Ways to deliver heat
Air Water Electricity
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Which takes up the most space between air water and electricity
Air
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Ways of cooling
Water | Air
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Types of active climate control systems
All air All water Direct expansion
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Heat pump
Using evaporative cooling to transfer heat to heat sink
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Which HVAC system uses more duct work? Centralized or decentralized?
Centralized
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Supply and return in warm climate
Supply high return low
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Wabi sabi
Japanese technique that embraces markings due to time
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How maintain IAQ
Pollution control at source | Isolate IAQ sensitive areas from contamination
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Door schedules lack
Industry standards
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4 aspects of door hardware
Hanging Securing Controlling Protecting
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3 parts of door hardware specification
General admin requirements Products and how to apply them Execution/installation
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First priority of codes
Protect human life
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Most widely used strategy to protect people
NFPA/life safety 101
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4 fire design strategies
Building integrity Containment Notify Escape
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Triangle shirtwaist factory
Proved fire escapes do not work | Created OSHA
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OSHA
Occupational safety and health admin | Oversees work safety
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4 elements of fire
Fuel Heat Oxygen Reaction chain
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In terms of fire why is having a high R value good?
Prevents conduction
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How to avoid radiation worsening a fire
Distancing and placements according to code
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It’s an architect’s responsibility to protect:
Health Safety Welfare
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How to manage a fire from fueling
Choosing furnishing that resist fire | And have a good flame spread rating
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ASTM test
Rates a materials vulnerability to fire
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Fire load
Potential combustion energy
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Manage convection
Choose less flammable materials
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Safest construction type for fire
Fire resistive
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Least safe type of construction for fire
Wood frame
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How many types of construction
5
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What system is used to retain fire
Rated wall assembles
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Types of sprinkles
Wet pipe Dry pipe Preaction system Deluge system
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Managing occupants
Preparation Warning Evacuation Protection
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Deaths in fire are due to
Inadequate exit routes
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A room of any size should have ___ exits
2
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The “safe width” of an exit is determined by
number of occupants flowing together
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Tributary effect
Occupants flowing together
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Travel distance limit
250 feet
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Fire stair minimum width
44”
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Main entrance should allow
Half of the buildings population to exit
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Human civilization is inseparably linked to
Water
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GPCD or G/CD
Gallon per capita per day
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Which uses more water? Agriculture and industry OR personal use
Ag. And industry
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Best/most natural methods of recharging the aquifer
Wetlands and bioswales
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What prevents aquifer recharge
Pavement and building
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Use retention and detention but avoid _____ use if possible
Avoid storm sewer
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3 types of water distribution systems
Towers Pumps Balanced pressure
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Typical water pressure
55-75 PSI
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Cons of high water pressure
Frictional losses Leaks Stress on fixtures Noise
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Cons of low water pressure
Limits building height
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Removing waste uses
Gravity and drinkable water
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Plumbing vent can be ____ or ____
Continuous or individual
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Plumbing riser diagram shows
Spatial organization and pipe size
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Plumbing limitations ON SITE
Separation requirements Area requirements Buffer zones Limits due to slope
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Municipal water treatment steps
``` Serpent are solids Disinfect Filter Dry Burn OR spread ```
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Do not put down sink
Pharmaceuticals Drugs Wipes Grease/ oil