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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. A 25-story residential building located in the city area is surrounded by 6-story buildings; when calculating the heat loss of the building’s envelope, what method should be used for dealing with the heat loss caused by wind effects? A. It is not necessary to calculate the additional heat loss due to wind forces. B. The vertical surfaces of all enclosure structures need to have their additional heat loss due to wind forces calculated. C. Only the additional heat loss due to wind forces for the enclosure structures facing the most common wind direction during winter needs to be calculated. D. Only the additional heat loss due to wind forces for the enclosure structures that are higher than the surrounding buildings needs to be calculated. [Haichuan Thanksgiving] – Production Area. The [Production and Management Area] is seeking moderators and technical discussants to join us
B. The wind-induced additional heat loss must be calculated for all vertical surfaces of the enclosure structures
B. The wind-induced additional heat loss must be calculated for all vertical surfaces of the enclosure structures
My answer； B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
A 25-story residential building located in the city area is surrounded by 6-story buildings; when calculating the heat loss of the building’s envelope, the appropriate method for dealing with the heat loss due to wind effects should be (B). A. It is not necessary to calculate the wind-induced additional heat loss. B. The wind-induced additional heat loss must be calculated for all vertical surfaces of the building envelope. C. Only the wind-induced additional heat loss for the building envelope facing the most common wind direction during winter needs to be calculated. D. Only the wind-induced additional heat loss for the parts of the building envelope that are above the surrounding buildings needs to be calculated
B. The wind-induced additional heat loss must be calculated for all vertical surfaces of the enclosure structures
Surrounding a 25-story residential building in the urban area are buildings with 6 stories each; when calculating the heat loss of the building’s envelope, the value (b) should be used for dealing with the heat loss due to wind effects. A. It is not necessary to calculate the wind-induced additional heat loss. B. The wind-induced additional heat loss must be calculated for all vertical surfaces of the building envelope. C. Only the wind-induced additional heat loss for the building envelope facing the most common wind direction during winter needs to be calculated. D. Only the wind-induced additional heat loss for the parts of the building envelope that are above the surrounding buildings needs to be calculated