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【Weekly Topic】【HVAC Version 20160224】

2016-02-24View Original

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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. (Multiple-choice question) To prevent the increase in humidity of the insulation material in the enclosure structure from exceeding the allowable value, the correct measures that should be taken are: ( ) A. Increase the steam permeability resistance on the indoor side of the condensation interface ; B. Reduce the vapor permeation resistance on the indoor side of the condensation interface ; C. Increase the steam permeation resistance on the outside of the condensation interface ; D: Reduce the steam permeation resistance on the outdoor side of the condensation interface. 【Haichuan Thanksgiving】--Production Region 【Production and Management Region】is seeking moderators and technical discussants to join us
Reply #22016-02-24
A: Increase the steam permeation resistance on the inner side of the condensation interface; D: Reduce the steam permeation resistance on the outdoor side of the condensation interface.
Reply #32016-02-24
A increases the vapor permeation resistance on the indoor side of the condensation interface; D reduces the vapor permeation resistance on the outdoor side of the condensation interface.
Reply #42016-02-24
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