In high efficiency furnaces, if the temperature of the flue gas drops below 65°C, the:
a. Flue gas will condense
b. Water vapour will condense out of the flue gas
c. Furnace burner will shut down
d. Furnace burner will start up
e. Furnace will cycle off
Forced warm air heating systems, as compared to steam or hot water heating systems, are used more extensively to heat residences, small commercial buildings, shops, and stores since:
a. They are very portable
b. There is no maintenance required
c. They do not require duct work
d. Installation and maintenance costs are lower
e. They are very quiet in operation
One of the disadvantages of forced warm air heating systems is the:
a. Installation and maintenance costs are higher than steam heating systems
b. Air contains too much moisture
c. System can be quite noisy as compared to gravity warm air heating systems
d. Poor air circulation
e. High cost for the system due to specialty equipment required
One of the advantages a forced warm air heating systems has over the steam or hot water heating systems is:
a. Its ease of installation of duct works
b. That controlled amounts of ventilation air can be admitted
c. The systems are maintenance free
d. The systems are virtually noise free
e. The systems do not require electricity