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ARCH 530: Environmental The University or Kansas | A 27. The relationship between thermal conditions and IAQ can best be described in the following way. A. Acceptable thermal conditions are an indication of acceptable IAQ. B. Acceptable IAQ relies heavily on acceptable thermal conditions. C. Uncomfortable thermal conditions will result in the perception of poor IAQ. D. Acceptable thermal conditions and acceptable IAQ are not synonymous. 28. Ventilation (derived from the Latin word ventilare) is best described as A the circulation of air in an enclosed space. B. the circulation of air through a filtration system or device. C. the introduction of outdoor air into a building. D. the removal of moisture from the air by refrigerants or desiccants. 29. Mechanical cooling is the first step in cooling a building followed by heat avoidance. True [ False [ ] 30. Evaporative cooling is most appropriate in a climate that is A. mild and dry B. mild and humid C. warm and dry D. warm and humid 31. Draw schematic diagrams that illustrate the following two airflow concepts. Indicate positive (+) and negative (-) pressures where appropriate. stack effect cross ventilation 32. When designing a building of identical volume in two different climates, the building envelope surface area should be minimized (compact building) for a hot and humid climate and maximized (spread out building) for a cold climate. True [ 1 False [ 1 33. The azimuth angle is dictated by which of the following factors? A. the time of day and site obstructions B. the time of day and the day of the year C. the season and the depth of a shading device D. the time of day and the sun's altitude U-factor (the overall coefficient of thermal transmission) is calculated by which of the following equations? A. U (Ri+ R2+ R3+...) B. U (R1+ R2+ Rs + ...)/1 C. U 1/ (R1 + R2+ Rs +...) 34. ess (BRI)? 35. What is the difference between sick building syndrome (SBS) and building related illn

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