karim Flashcards

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Heating and cooling must be controlled to

bench: barbells with 2 45 lbs on and guy using his feet

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match load and vary the flow of energy

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Interior spaces related to heating and cooling

ceiling and appliances

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experience heat gains year-round, owing to lights, appliances, and people.

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Perimeter spaces

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walls and windows exposed to the outside. Hence, they will need heating during cold weather if the interior gains are not sufficient to compensate for heat losses to the outside.

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Large buildings can be served by … or

back extension: with twins

neck systems: with a deer neck

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multiple small systems capable of providing either heating or cooling to individual spaces.

larger central systems capable of simultaneously delivering heating and cooling as required by individual spaces

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5
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Central systems most often use

pull up bar: with the oven coils on the back.

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air-handling units with coils to raise or lower the temperature of air supplied to spaces.

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Air systems offer several methods of control to vary the amount of heating or cooling supply

leg raises: door opening and closing

heat and back warming up farts

handling both

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Varying the temperature of the air supplied while holding the flow constant

Varying the flow of warm or cold air supplied while holding the temperature constant

Varying both the temperature and the flow of air supplied, or turning the system on or off

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Air systems are sometimes combined with

nice deadlift zone: heat from the conference on the wall and sun raining down.

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convection and radiation devices for heating.

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Zone definition

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Count number of thermostats. area for which temperature is controlled by a single thermostat.

example house with one furnace controlled by a single thermostat would be termed a single-zone system.

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9
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are rooms and zones the same thing

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no there can be several rooms by a single zone

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10
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Automation is the

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function of having equipment react, without any intervention by an operator, to satisfy preset conditions.

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Control occurs when

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a signal to the equipment causes the movement or adjustment of a component to produce the desired result.

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12
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Equipment is selected predominantly to

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provide adequate capacity for the needs of the building under the design conditions, whereas controls and automation make the equipment operate under all anticipated conditions.

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13
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Automatic controls accomplish their task by controlling one or more of the following

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temp:
pressure
flow rate
humidity
speed: on off and variable speed of equipment. 
time:
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14
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Basic Control Systems

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Control systems may be electric, electronic, pneumatic, direct digital, or a combination of these.

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15
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Pneumatic controls

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Were popular until the advent of electronic direct digital controls in the late 1980s and are still in place in many existing buildings.
Pneumatic controls use 5- to 30-psi compressed air and receiver controllers
The receiver controllers constantly adjust output air pressure to actuators in response to input pressure from sensors to produce the desired result.

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16
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Electronic controls:

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Controllers have signals that are electronic, rather than pneumatic.

17
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Basic Control Systems

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Control systems may be electric, electronic, pneumatic, direct digital, or a combination of these.

18
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Direct Digital Control (DDC

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replaced pneumatic controls in 1990

controllers contain microprocessors that are programmed to interpret the input signal and intelligently decide on the appropriate response.

19
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Basic control devices and actions

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include sensors, controllers, and actuators,

sensors: measure the monitored or controlled variable. and input into controller

The controller determines if a signal should be sent to a monitoring station or to an actuator.

The controller also determines if the input or output signal is two-position or proportional, or direct- or reverse-acting. Actuators manipulate the equipment to meet the desired set point of the controlled variable

20
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Humidistats

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devices that sense and respond to humidity—either relative or absolute.

21
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Controllers

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provide the decision-making function of the control system

available for all types of control systems: electric, pneumatic, electronic, and DDC.

22
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controllers zone level vs system

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zone: used to operate terminal units or small unitary equipment.
system: provided without any programming because each installation is unique. provided with additional input and output

23
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control valves

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Control valves are used to control the flow of fluids.

The valve can be either direct-acting or reverse-acting.

Adirect-acting valve allows flow with the stem up (actuator retracted)

A reverse-acting valve shuts off flow with the stem up.

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overall control system needs to

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systems have to be connected to one another to understand more.

share information with equipment-specific controllers of other vendors or with other automated systems.