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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. For the calculation of the dry-bulb temperature outdoors in winter, which value should be used? A. The average dry-bulb temperature over the years, with a guarantee of 50 hours of data. B. The average dry-bulb temperature over the years, with a guarantee of 5 days of data. C. The average daily temperature over the years, with a guarantee of 5 days of data. D. The average daily temperature over the years, with a guarantee of 1 day of data. [Production and Management Division] We are seeking moderators and technical discussants to join us. Notice regarding the “I’m Saving Energy, Where Are You?” event in the petrochemical sector
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D: The average daily temperature for no guaranteed 1 day over the years
The calculated dry-bulb temperature outdoors in winter should be based on (D): A. The annual average dry-bulb temperature over a period of 50 hours for which no guarantee is provided; B. The annual average dry-bulb temperature over a period of 5 days for which no guarantee is provided; C. The annual average daily temperature over a period of 5 days for which no guarantee is provided; D. The annual average daily temperature over a period of 1 day for which no guarantee is provided
D: The average daily temperature for no guaranteed 1 day over the years
The calculated dry-bulb temperature outdoors in winter should be based on (D): A. The annual average dry-bulb temperature over a period of 50 hours for which no guarantee is provided; B. The annual average dry-bulb temperature over a period of 5 days for which no guarantee is provided; C. The annual average daily temperature over a period of 5 days for which no guarantee is provided; D. The annual average daily temperature over a period of 1 day for which no guarantee is provided
D: The average daily temperature for no guaranteed 1 day over the years
B. Average number of dry-bulb temperature days not guaranteed over the years
For the calculated dry-bulb temperature outdoors in winter, it should be (D): A. The average dry-bulb temperature over the years, not guaranteed for 50 hours; B. The average dry-bulb temperature over the years, not guaranteed for 5 days; C. The average daily temperature over the years, not guaranteed for 5 days; D. The average daily temperature over the years, not guaranteed for 1 day
A. The average number of guaranteed 50-hour dry-bulb temperature hours over the years is not specified