20151124 One question per day
Thread Content
20151124 Daily Question: The rewards are as follows: 1-3 points for participation, 5 points for a correct answer, and 8-10 points including the reward plus an analysis. In high-rise buildings with heavy and relatively concentrated loads, the transformer cannot be located in ( ) depending on the load distribution. A. Lower level B. Third lowest level (the bottommost level) C. Middle level D. Top level The answer is B
Answer: A B. According to Article 3.2.2.2 of the Code for Design of Civil Buildings, in high-rise buildings with high loads that are relatively concentrated, apart from the ground floor and basement floors, transformers can be installed on the top floors or intermediate floors, depending on the distribution of loads. Specific requirements are specified in Section 4.2 of this specification.
In high-rise buildings with heavy and relatively concentrated loads, the transformer cannot be located at (d) depending on the load distribution. D. Top layer
In high-rise buildings with heavy and relatively concentrated loads, the transformer cannot be located at (AB) depending on the load distribution. A. Lower level B. Third lowest level (the bottommost level) C. Middle level D. Top level
This post was last edited by High-Class Guy on 2015-11-25 at 10:20; it should be B. I could barely see the title. . .
In high-rise buildings with high and relatively concentrated loads, the transformer cannot be located in ( ) depending on the load distribution. B. Third basement floor (bottommost)
It is located in the middle layer, as this helps to address the issue of excessive pressure drop at the ends.