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How are filters tested for efficiency?

Dust spots test, dust weight arrestance test, and fractional efficiency test

Electronic air cleaners are made of which of the following?

Ionizing wires, pre filter, collector plate

What will happen to the skin when air moves over it?

You will feel colder than you actually are

When there is no air movement in a large room the air will _____ and cause the ______

Stratify


And cause the air to become stagnant and stale

Exposure to indoor air pollutants is _____times greater

100

How many millimetres is in:


A) 1 micron


B) 1000 microns

A) .001mm


B) 1mm

How do you increase the filters efficiency?

Slow down the air speed

What is wind chill effect?

Air flowing across your skin making you colder then you actually are

Bends, branches, junction and sudden changes in direction will cause noise level increases of approximately ___ to ___dB when air speed is doubled

15 to 20dB

What are the 3 categories of indoor air pollutants and explain each

- particulate: dust, dirt, smoke. 0.3-100 microns. Ultra fine particles


-bio aerosols: mold, dust mites, bacteria


-volatile organic compounds (VOC): man made such as carpets, cleaning products, formaldehyde