Exam 34: Indoor Air Quality

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The steps to aggressively controlling the contamination of indoor air would involve ____.

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How does adding humidity to the air in a residence affect the thermostat setting?

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Atomizing humidifiers discharge ____ into the air.

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People who are active and spend a great deal of time outdoors are more likely to experience the effects of pollution.

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The atomizing humidifiers can be spray-nozzle or ____________________ types.

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The controller for a humidifier, a humidistat, has an element that is ____-sensitive.

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What level of mold contamination corresponds to areas from 10 to 30 square feet?

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Air in homes tends to be drier in the winter. Why?

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The American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) has guidelines governing indoor air quality. These guidelines are called ASHRAE Standard ____________________.

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A pleated filter ____.

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The humidifier should exhaust directly onto air filters and electronic air cleaners.

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____________________ filters have large surface areas and require a deep filter case.

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Electronic air cleaners generally have ____.

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Why are HEPA filters desirable?

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When odor is a concern, a filter containing ____________________ should be used.

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