【Daily Question】Utilities - HVAC - 20190205

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For ordinary residential buildings heated by radiators (). A. The ventilation heat load must be calculated. B. There is no need to calculate the ventilation heat load. C. The ventilation heat load can be calculated or not. D. Since no fresh air enters, the ventilation heat load does not need to be calculated. Answer: B

Reply #22019-02-05

B. There is no need to calculate the ventilation heat load

Reply #32019-02-05

B. There is no need to calculate the ventilation heat load

Reply #42019-02-05

C. Whether it can be considered as a ventilation heat load or not

Reply #52019-02-05

D. Since no fresh air enters, the ventilation heat load can be disregarded

Reply #62019-02-05

B. There is no need to calculate the ventilation heat load

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