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This post was last edited by hjztbwg on 2015-10-19 11:02. Reward for participation: 2 wealth points. Reward for the correct answer: 9 Wealth. When designing heating systems for a large exhibition center in a cold climate, which heating methods are unreasonable? The correct answers are BD. (A) Heating is provided by gas infrared radiators, installed at a height of 7.5m. (B) Heating is provided by space heaters, also installed at a height of 7.5m. (C) Hot air heating is achieved using bedroom-type air handling units, with swirl-type air outlets installed on the ceiling at a height of 6.5m. (D) Winter heating is accomplished through concealed fan-coil units combined with a fresh air system, which are installed within the ceiling at a height of 6.5m
When designing the heating system for a large-scale exhibition center in a very cold region, which heating methods are unreasonable? ( B D )
Well, my answers are B and D
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When designing the heating system for a large-scale exhibition center in a very cold region, which heating methods are unreasonable? BD (A) is heated using gas infrared radiators, with an installation height of 7.5m. (B) Is heated by space heaters, also at an installation height of 7.5m. (C) Uses bedroom-type air handling units for hot air heating, with swirl air outlets installed on the ceiling at 6.5m. (D) Is heated in winter through concealed fan coils combined with a fresh air system, which are installed within the ceiling at 6.5m
When designing the heating system for a large-scale exhibition center in a very cold region, which heating methods are unreasonable? BD
When designing the heating system for a large-scale exhibition center in a very cold region, which heating methods are unreasonable? (BD) (A) Heating using gas infrared radiators, with installation at a height of 7.5m. (B) Heating using space heaters, with installation at a height of 7.5m. (C) Heating by means of bedroom-type air handling units that supply hot air, with swirl air outlets installed on the ceiling at a height of 6.5m. (D) Winter heating via concealed fan-coil units combined with a fresh air system, installed within the ceiling at a height of 6.5m