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Name two instruments that measure the following properties?
a) Air Temperature;
Dry Bulb thermometer
Sling thermometer
Digital thermometer
Name two instruments that measure the following properties?
b) Air Velocity;
Anemometer
Kata Nomogram
Name two instruments that measure the following properties?
c) Mean Radiant Temperature;
Globe themometer (GBT)
Name two instruments that measure the following properties?
d) Wet bulb tmeperature
Whirling hydrometer
Sling thermometer
Name two instruments that measure the following properties?
e) Dry bulb temperature
Mercury in glass thermometer
Dry bulb from sling thermometer or whirling hydrometer
Describe the 6 common factors of thermal comfort, naming their units.
Met Rate / mets (Activity)
Clothing / clo
Air Temperature / oC or K
Radiant Temperature / oC or K
Air Velocity / m/s
Relevant humidity / %
Define Temperature:
condition of a body which determines whether heat flows from it. Measure in Kelvin or degrees celcius
Define Heat
A form of energy, often refered to as thermal energy. Measured in Joules
Kelvin
SI unit for temperature. Scale based upon a base of 'absolute zero'.
Latent Heat
The point at which the temperature of a substance remains the same during a change of state. The change in state requires all of the energy, so no temperature change.
Conduction
the transfer of energy from one body to another.
Describe how heat is lost from a building through conduction and some of the techniques
used to control this type of heat loss
Define Conduction.
Thermal Bridging
Windows
Given that 1 clo provides a thermal resistance (R) of 0.155 m^2.K.W^-1, how many clo would
a winter jacket provide if it was made from 15mm thick wool that had a thermal conductivity
(λ) of 0.04W.m^-1.K^-1?
Using R = x / λ:
R = 0.015/0.04
= 0.375
0.375 / 0.155 = 2.42 clo
Describe the ways that heat may be lost from a building through convection
Controlled - Ventilation & Trickle Vents

Uncontrolled - Use of doors & Leakage around windows & Uninsulated Ventilated Loft Space
A lecture room of volume 1200 m³ contains 250 seats. A minimum rate of fresh outside air
ventilation of 8 litres/s is to be provided by a mechanical ventilation system. What is the
ventilation rate, expressed in air-changes per hour?
Knowing 1 airchange = 15 m3/hour
1 m3 = 1000 litres => 15000 l/hr
3600 X 8 = 28800 l/hr
28800 / 15000 = 1.92 ach