Bpi building analyst challenge allows learners to perform comprehensive Home assessments identify root causes of problems and provide solutions based on building science. Take the quiz to test your knowledge on Bpi.
Shortness of breath
Mild headaches
Mild nausea
All of the above are correct
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Conduction
Insulation
Radiation
Both A and C are correct
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Draw in unhealthy air from the crawlspace
Cause flame rollout on combustion appliances
Pull in harmful fumes from the garage
All of the above
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Evaporation
Freezing
Condensation
Pressure difference
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Three story building
One and a half story building
Townhouse unit
Two story building
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Building Performance Industry
Building Professional Integration
Building Performance Institute
Building Professionals Institute
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In the whole house
In the exhaust flue of the appliance
In the basement or garage
In the combustion appliance area
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Elderly people inside the home
Presence of asbestos
Exposed insulation
There are no deal breakers
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In the whole house
In the exhaust flue of the appliance
In the basement or garage
In the combustion appliance area
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Establish a baseline pressure measurement
Install the fan rings facing inside
Adjust the hose connections on the digital pressure gauge
Turn the fan around
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A window and condensation
A hole and change in pressure
Airlfow and moisture
A hole and insulation
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Negative pressure inside the CAZ
Improper slope on the exhaust flue
Exhaust fans in the house
All of the above
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ASTM
ASHRAE
ANSI
OSHA
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Natural convection circulates air throughout the home
A blower moves air through the ductwork and delivers it to the home
A standard pump moves air through piping and circulates it throughout the home
Air flows through ductwork using gravity to deliver air throughout the home
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Heating and cooling system
Thermal and pressure boundary
Thermal and vapor boundary
Heating system and occupants
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A thorough walk around the entire buidling
Turn on combustible gas detector
Both B and D are correct
Turn on a carbon monoxide monitor
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8000 square feet
7200 cubic feet
8000 cubic feet
9800 cubic feet
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Requires NATE certified crew members
Can only be done on newly installed ductwork
Improves comfort and reduces energy usage
All of the above
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Where the blower door reveals leaks exist
At the leaks around windows and doors
In the crawlspace or basement
At the top of the home
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WRT (with reference to) the CAZ
WRT (with reference to) outside
With reference to (WRT) the house
With reference to (WRT) the inside
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High negative pressure in the CAZ
High negative pressure in the exhaust flue
Low outdoor temperature
High indoor temperature in the CAZ
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CO2
Water vapor
Titanium tetrachloride
Light
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(3 x conditioned floor area) x (7.5 - (number of bedrooms + 1)
(30 x conditioned surface area) + (75 x (number of bedrooms + 1)
(0.03 x conditioned floor area) + (7.5 x (number of bedrooms + 1)
There is not a ventilation rate based on occupancy
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One quart of water one degree F
One pound of water one degree C
One gallon of water one degree F
One pound of water one degree F
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Capillary action
Diffusion
Airflow
Radiation
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92,000
140,000
3,412
100,000
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