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【Daily Question】Question from Issue 20151111

2015-11-11View Original

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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. Which of the following is the incorrect method for calculating the heat load of a heated building? ( ) A. The wind load factor is applied only to the basic heat loss of vertical exterior enclosures that are not protected from wind; however, it should also be applied to the basic heat loss of other elements in their vertical projection areas. B. The factor for heat loss due to cold air infiltration in industrial buildings refers to the proportion of the total basic heat loss of all exterior enclosures. C. For multi-story buildings, the heat loss due to cold air infiltration can be calculated based on the specified number of air changes, when no relevant data is available. D. The factor applicable to exterior doors applies only to those doors that are opened for short periods of time and do not have heat shields. [Production and Management Division] Seeking moderators and technical discussants to join us
Reply #22015-11-11
Which of the following is the incorrect method for calculating the heat load of a heated building? ( ) B. The additional rate of heat loss due to cold air infiltration in industrial buildings refers to the proportion of the total basic heat loss associated with the building’s enclosure structures
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Reply #42015-11-11
Which of the following is the incorrect method for calculating the heat load of a heated building? (B) A. The wind load factor is applied only to the basic heat loss of vertical exterior enclosures that are not protected from wind; however, it should also be applied to the basic heat loss of other elements in their vertical projection areas. B. The factor for heat loss due to cold air infiltration in industrial buildings represents a percentage of the total basic heat loss of all the enclosure elements. C. For multi-story buildings, the heat loss due to cold air infiltration can be calculated using the specified number of air changes, in the absence of relevant data. D. The factor applicable to exterior doors applies only to those doors that are opened for short periods of time and do not have heat shields
Reply #52015-11-11
Which of the following is the incorrect method for calculating the heat load of a heated building? (B) A. The wind load factor is applied only to the basic heat loss of vertical exterior enclosures that are not protected from wind; however, it should also be applied to the basic heat loss of other elements in their vertical projection areas. B. The factor for heat loss due to cold air infiltration in industrial buildings represents a percentage of the total basic heat loss of all the enclosure elements. C. For multi-story buildings, the heat loss due to cold air infiltration can be calculated using the specified number of air changes, in the absence of relevant data. D. The factor applicable to exterior doors applies only to those doors that are opened for short periods of time and do not have heat shields
Reply #62015-11-11
The answer is B........................................
Reply #72015-11-11
Which of the following is the incorrect method for calculating the heat load of a heated building? (B) The additional rate of heat loss due to cold air infiltration in industrial buildings refers to the proportion of the total basic heat loss of the building’s enclosure structure
Reply #82015-11-11
Which of the following is the incorrect method for calculating the heat load of a heated building? ( B )
Reply #92015-11-11
Which of the following is the incorrect method for calculating the heat load of a heated building? (B) A. The wind load factor is applied only to the basic heat loss of vertical exterior enclosures that are not protected from wind; however, it should also be applied to the basic heat loss of other elements in their vertical projection areas. B. The factor for heat loss due to cold air infiltration in industrial buildings represents a percentage of the total basic heat loss of all the enclosure elements. C. For multi-story buildings, the heat loss due to cold air infiltration can be calculated using the specified number of air changes, in the absence of relevant data. D. The factor applicable to exterior doors applies only to those doors that are opened for short periods of time and do not have heat shields
Reply #102015-11-11
Which of the following is the incorrect method for calculating the heat load of a heated building? (B) A. The wind load factor is applied only to the basic heat loss of vertical exterior enclosures that are not protected from wind; however, it should also be applied to the basic heat loss of other elements in their vertical projection areas. B. The factor for heat loss due to cold air infiltration in industrial buildings represents a percentage of the total basic heat loss of all the enclosure elements. C. For multi-story buildings, the heat loss due to cold air infiltration can be calculated using the specified number of air changes, in the absence of relevant data. D. The factor applicable to exterior doors applies only to those doors that are opened for short periods of time and do not have heat shields

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