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Residential Energy: Cost savings and comfort for existing buildings
Authors: John Krigger & Chris Dorsi
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How wet the soil is.
How saturated the air is with a percentage of water vapor.
The ratio of water vapor in wooden structures.
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Makes glass flexible.
Makes glass shatterproof
Reduces the glass' solar transmittance by reflecting some solar radiation.
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Heat is measured in BTU's. It is the amount required to raise a pound of water's temperature 1deg Fahrenheit.
Unexpected heat.
BTU's cool materials.
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Latent heat is heat that can not be used.
Latent heat is the heat released or absorbed when a material changes phase between a solid and a liquid or between a liquid and a gas.
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212 deg Fahrenheit or 100 deg Celsius
100 deg Fahrenheit or 212 deg Celsius
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False
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False
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Condensation
Precipitation
Acclimatization
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False
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Glass' solar transmittance and infrared absorbency.
Lack of ventilation
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212%
112%
100%
0%
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False
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False
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False
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Kinetic energy is transitional energy.
Heat moves from low to high temperature regions.
Energy can not be created or destroyed.
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False
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False
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False
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Heat is transferred by a moving liquid such as air.
Heat conducts through solid objects.
Heat flies through space from one object to another.
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Metal glass
Low-e glass
Carbon glass
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Energy can not be created or destroyed.
Heat moves from high to low temperature regions - without additional energy from an external source.
Kinetic energy is transitional energy.
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The heat content is equal in each of the water containers.
The heat content is directly related to the mass of the water.
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Heat flies through space from one object to another.
Heat conducts through solid objects.
Heat is transferred by a moving liquid such as air.
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They travel trough less of the earth atmosphere.
Because of the earth's oval shape.
The sun radiates more heat at mid day.
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Heat conducts through solid objects.
Heat is transferred by a moving liquid such as air.
Heat flies through space from one object to another.
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Temperature
Relative humidity
Solar radiation
Precipitation
Wind effect
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False
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10% to 49%
80% to 98%
50% to 63%
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Temperature and humidity of outdoor air
Appliances and shower habits
Ventilation and windows
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100
90
80
70
60
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BTU
Foot-pounds
PSI
Gallons per minute
Kilowatt-hours
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False
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Oxygen is available.
Oxygen is not available.
Carbon & hydrogen atoms in fuel molecules mix with oxygen and a flame.
Hydrogen atoms in fuel molecules mix with oxygen and a flame.
Carbon, boron & hydrogen atoms in fuel molecules mix with oxygen and a flame.
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100
10
1
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151% rh
100% rh
14 % rh
10 % rh
1% rh
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Air temperature
Moving air
Relative humidity
Radiant temperature
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Temperature
Relative humidity
Solar radiation
Precipitation
Wind effect
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Radiation
Convection
Conduction
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90
89
80
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Transmission
Gravity
Conduction
Radiation
Convection
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Oxygen
Carbon
Hydrogen
Flame
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False
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Metal tubes
Chemicals
Fan
Fins
Passing air
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