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【Joint Study*】【HVAC Version 20160111】

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This post was last edited by hjztbwg on 2016-1-18 09:58. The “HVAC Code” stipulates that the indoor design temperature for civil buildings should be (C): A. Not lower than 15°C; B. Not lower than 12°C; C. 16–20°C; D. Not lower than 10°C℃
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The HVAC Code stipulates that the calculated indoor temperature for civil buildings should be (A). A. It should not be lower than 15°C; B. It should not be lower than 12°C; C. 16–20°C; D. It should not be lower than 10°C℃
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The HVAC Code stipulates that the calculated indoor temperature for civil buildings should be (C): A. Not lower than 15°C; B. Not lower than 12°C; C. 16–20°C; D. Not lower than 10°C℃
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The HVAC Code stipulates that the calculated indoor temperature for civil buildings should be (C): A. Not lower than 15°C; B. Not lower than 12°C; C. 16–20°C; D. Not lower than 10°C℃

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