【Daily Question】Issue 20150918 Test
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This post was last edited by hjztbwg on 2015-9-21 15:04. Reward for participation: 2 wealth points. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. Which of the following statements regarding the heating and ventilation design for Type A and Type B factories are correct? The answers are ABD. (A) The air in Class A and Class B factories should not be recirculated. (B) Electric heating radiators are strictly prohibited for heating use in Class A and Class B factories. (C) The supply air and exhaust air equipment used in Class A and Class B factories should preferably be located in the same ventilation room. (D) The exhaust air equipment in Class A and Class B factories should not be placed in the same ventilation room as the supply and exhaust air equipment of other rooms
Which of the following statements regarding the heating and ventilation design for Class A and Class B factories are correct? c
Which of the following statements regarding the heating and ventilation design for Class A and Class B factories are correct? In the United States, (A) the air in Class A and Class B factories should not be recirculated; (B) electric heating radiators are strictly prohibited for heating in such factories; (C) the supply air and exhaust air equipment used in Class A and Class B factories should preferably be located in the same ventilation room; (D) the exhaust air equipment in Class A and Class B factories should not be placed in the same ventilation room as the supply and exhaust air equipment of other rooms
(C) The supply and exhaust ventilation equipment for Class A and Class B factories should preferably be located in the same ventilation room
Which of the following statements regarding the heating and ventilation design for Class A and Class B factories are correct? In Class A and B factories in the USA, air should not be recirculated. (B) Electric heating radiators are strictly prohibited for heating in Class A and B factories. (C) The supply air and exhaust air equipment used in Class A and B factories should preferably be located in the same ventilation room. (D) The exhaust air equipment in Class A and B factories should not be placed in the same ventilation room as the supply and exhaust air equipment of other rooms
Which of the following statements regarding the heating and ventilation design for Class A and Class B factories are correct? In the United States, (A) the air in Class A and Class B factories should not be recirculated; (B) electric heating radiators are strictly prohibited for heating in such factories; (C) the supply air and exhaust air equipment used in Class A and Class B factories should preferably be located in the same ventilation room; (D) the exhaust air equipment in Class A and Class B factories should not be placed in the same ventilation room as the supply and exhaust air equipment of other rooms
Which of the following statements regarding the heating and ventilation design for Class A and Class B factories are correct? In U.S. facilities of Class A and B, (A) the air should not be recirculated; (B) electric heating radiators are strictly prohibited for heating in such facilities; (C) the supply and exhaust ventilation equipment used in Class A and B facilities should preferably be located in the same ventilation room; (D) the exhaust ventilation equipment in Class A and B facilities should not be placed in the same ventilation room as the supply and exhaust ventilation equipment of other rooms. ----------------------------Ad separator------------------------------ Have you participated in the Life Zone events? There are prizes for posting~~~ The registration link is here; feel free to participate~~~ University event – To the memories of our youth that will one day pass away
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