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The heat recovery system that employs a single exchange unit consisting of a casing split into two sections and a segmented rotating wheel 300 mm thick and 1 to 3.7 m in diameter is called a:

The heat recovery system that employs a single exchange unit consisting of a casing split into two sections and a segmented rotating wheel 300 mm thick and 1 to 3.7 m in diameter is called a:




a. Run around system
b. Thermal wheel
c. Heat pipe
d. Heat valve
e. Heat pump

Answer: B

When is the capacity of a heat pipe at a maximum?

When is the capacity of a heat pipe at a maximum?




a. When the evaporator is lowered below the horizontal
b. When the evaporator is raised above the horizontal
c. When the system is placed vertically with the evaporator on top
d. When the system is placed vertically with the condenser on top
e. When the system is level






Answer: A

Which of the following statements about run around heat recovery systems is false?

Which of the following statements about run around heat recovery systems is false?




a. Installation costs are comparatively low
b. The system is readily adaptable to retrofit applications
c. Piping is not required in the system
d. The exhaust and ventilation streams can be remote
e. Maintenance is relatively simple






Answer: C

The performance of a heat pump system (or C.O.P.) is the ratio of:

The performance of a heat pump system (or C.O.P.) is the ratio of:





a. Heat output divided by heat input
b. Heat input divided by energy output
c. Energy input divided by energy output
d. Energy input divided by heat output
e. Heat output divided by energy input






Answer: E

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of a run-around heat recovery system?

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of a run-around heat recovery system?




a. The system can be retrofitted to existing HVAC systems with relative ease
b. Maintenance is relatively simple
c. 100% heat recovery is possible during the coldest times of the year
d. No cross-contamination of airflows occurs
e. The exhaust and ventilation ductwork can be located at a distance from one another






Answer: C

Which of the following is a disadvantage of heat pipe heat recovery systems?

Which of the following is a disadvantage of heat pipe heat recovery systems?





a. Heat pipes have high maintenance requirements
b. Heat pipes suffer from cross-contamination of the air streams
c. Heat pipes have high power consumption
d. A side-by-side duct arrangement is needed
e. The necessary pumps and piping are complicated and expensive to install




Answer: D