GROUP 1

TITLE: AIR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM

MEMBERS:
GAMAYON, RONALD
GAMBAN, JUVELIE
HERNANDEZ, PAUL
PARAYNO, GERARD
TAMBIS, DAVE ANTHONY
UMALI, HANNAH AUDREY

I. IDENTIFICATION

1. Refers to the network of ducts and vents that are designed to deliver
conditioned air from an HVAC system to different areas of a building.
Air Distribution System
2. This type of air distribution system requires more advanced controls
Constant Air Volume
3. Device used for removing impurities or solid particles from air that passed
through it.
Filters
4. What does VAV stand for in the context of HVAC systems?
Variable Air Volume
5. _________ pipes or channels used within HVAC systems for the purpose of
conveying and extracting air, including functions such as distributing
supply air, collecting return air, and exhaust air.
Ducts
6. It is considered as the heart of a building’s air handling system.
Fans
7. It helps to disperse air in a way that minimizes drafts, maintains comfort,
and promotes proper mixing of air.
Diffuser
8. ______ are used to control air because it offers low cost, low maintenance.
Dampers
9. It is the more popular ducting system in 1960's and 1970's building
Dual Duct System
10. What type of material are most coils made of?
Copper

II. MULTIPLE CHOICE

1. Which of the following is described as the “heart” of an air handling

system?
A. Fans
B. Coils
 C. Ducts
D. Dampers
2. Which type of fan is/are commonly used in an air handling system?
A. Centrifugal
B. Axial
C. Centrifugal and Axial
D. None of the above
3. Air delivered to a room from a supply duct is called
A. Secondary air
B. Primary air
C. Throw
D. Return air
4. Which of the following is a common type of temperature control device
used in VAV systems?
A. Thermostat
B. Circuit breaker
C. Plumbing valve
D. Paint roller
5. Which of the following is not a common application of Variable Air Volume
(VAV) systems?
A. Residential buildings
B. Commercial offices
C. Hospitals
D. Industrial warehouses
6. What type of air distribution system is the older HVAC system?
A. Constant Air Volume
B. B. Consistent Air Volume
C. C. Variable Air Volume System
D. D. Various Air Volume System
7. ___ventilates and cools conditioned rooms with heating elements in
terminal units or separate heating systems for particular zones.
A. Single Duct System
B. Multi Zone System
C. Dual Duct System
D. Reheat System
8. Which one does NOT belong in an Air Handling unit?
A. Fans
B. Cooling Coil
C. Pipe
D. Filter
9. Designed to open automatically when the fan turns on and close by gravity
when the fan closes.
A. Motorized Damper
B. Fire Damper
 C. Volume Control Damper
D. Automatic Damper
10. These filters can be removed and cleaned as directed, dried and then
reinstalled.
A. Washable Filters
B. Disposable Filters
C. HEPA Filters
D. Electrostatic Filters

III. TRUE OR FALSE

1. AHU stands for Air Handle Unit

FALSE (Air Handling Unit)
2. Multizone mix hot and cold air streams to achieve a desired temperature
TRUE
3. Disposable filters are meant to be re-used when they become dirty.
FALSE (Disposed not re-used)
4. A fire damper works when the heat from fire causes a rise in room
temperature to 165 degrees Fahrenheit.
TRUE
5. In a VAV system, the volume of air supplied varies.
TRUE
6. Variable Air Volume (VAV) systems allow different zones to operate at
different temperatures.
TRUE
7. Drum Diffusers provides short throws to supply air to spaces that cannot
be served by ductwork
FALSE (Long instead of short)
8. Round diffusers provide an unusually uniform horizontal airflow patterns.
TRUE
9. Coils are heat exchangers that transfer energy between the supply-air
stream and the energy-transport medium: water, oil, or refrigerant.
FALSE
10. Centrifugal fans are by far the most prevalent type of fan used in the HVAC
industry today.
TRUE
 GROUP 2
TITLE: DUCT SIZING AND PROPER SELECTION
MEMBERS:
Anayan, Glady Maire A.
Hombrebueno, Gideon V.
Guirron, Phobe Jones P.
Riosa, Isidro Jay J.
Trajano, Jerome L.
Zamora, Daniel A.

I. IDENTIFICATION
1.Duct systems are classified based on their application in terms of_______ and _______.
Pressure & Velocity
2.This term refers to the speed at which air moves through ductwork.
Duct Velocity
3. Characterized by air velocities in the range of 400 to 2000 ft/min.
Low- Velocity duct system
4. Are characterized by air velocities in the range of 2500 to 3500 ft/min.
High Velocity duct system
5. A Static pressure problem that can lead to the need of extensive heating or air
conditioning repair services, forcing the replacement of the blower motor or compressor.
Equipment failure
6. A _duct uses less material than other duct shapes to circulate the amount of air.
Round
7. This duct shape can be adapted to any space height restrictions.
Rectangular
8. It is a type of non-metallic duct that is mainly used for underground ducts and air shafts.
Concrete
9. _ may be categorized according to the materials or construction and are either metallic or
non-metallic.
Ducts
10. A type of metallic duct that is a natural choice for providing air comfort in home and
commercial spaces.
Copper

II. MULTIPLE CHOICE

Multiple Choice
1. The majority of ducts are constructed of metal and installed by tradesmen called
A. Sheet metal Workers
B. Sheet metal Fabricator
C. Sheet metal Mechanic
D. Sheet metal Technician
2. Refers to any metal that can be formed into flat pieces of varying thicknesses.
A. Flat Metal
 B. Sheet Metal
C. Tin Plate
D. Metal Plate
3. It’s the most common material used in fabricating ductwork that prevent rusting and
avoid the cost of painting.
A. Carbon Steel
B. Galvanized Steel
C. Aluminum
D. Stainless Steel
4. Material made up of iron and carbon
A. Carbon Steel
B. Galvanized Steel
C. Aluminum
D. Stainless Steel
5. A network of tubes, typically made of metal, fiberglass, or plastic, used to transmit
air from a central source to air diffusers in building control zones.
A. Pipings
B. Ducting
C. Duct
D. HVAC

6. The main part of the supply and return duct system that goes directly from the air
handler or furnace to the Main Trunk.
A. Trunk
B. Plenum
C. Take Off
D. Register

7. Is a grille equipped with a damper control valve.

a. Register
b. Diffuser
c. Grille
d. Take Off
8. Is an outlet devise discharging supply air in a direction radially to the axis of entry.
a. Register
b. Diffuser
c. Grille
d. Take Off

9. Part of the system where we take the air off the trunk to supply air to the living
area of the house.
A. Register
B. Diffuser
C. Griller
 D. Take Off
10. A system of fixed or adjustable vanes covering an opening through which air is
discharged
a. Register
b. Diffuser
c. Griller
d. Take Off

III. TRUE OR FALSE

1. Duct noise consideration is an essential aspect of HVAC system design

and operation. It involves understanding, managing, and mitigating the
noise generated within the ductwork and associated components. (TRUE)
2. Ductwork pressure balancing refers to the process of adjusting and
optimizing the airflow within an HVAC duct system to ensure that air is not
distributed evenly to all parts of a building. (FALSE) distributed
3. Ductwork sealing, also known as duct sealing, refers to the process of
opening any gaps, leaks, or joints in a building's HVAC ductwork system.
(FALSE) closing
4. Volume flow rate measurements refer to the quantification of the volume of
a fluid that passes through a specific point in a system or a conduit per unit
of time. (TRUE)
5. Round ducts have a larger pressure drop per unit area of all duct types and
are generally the most cost effective. (FALSE) smaller
6. Properly insulated ductwork can significantly improve the energy efficiency
of a building's HVAC system, leading to reduced energy costs and a more
comfortable indoor environment. (TRUE)
7. Improper fan design or installation can cause severe degradation of
performance. (TRUE)
8. The length of the straight duct would have a pressure drop unequal to the
pressure drop through the fitting. (FALSE) equal
9. The frictional resistance of a supply duct varies in proportion to the square
of the velocity ratio at two different velocities, and the fan power varies as
the cube of this ratio. (TRUE)
 10. Duct leakage is always controlled; it should be avoided.it essentially
depends on the method of duct fabrication and sealing. (FALSE)
uncontrolled

GROUP 3
TITLE: HVAC EQUIPMENT SELECTION
MEMBERS:
Cabahug, Hazel Faith
Corpuz, Nicole
Domingo, Kyline Gave
Gutierrez, Christian Andrei
Janoba, John Karl
Tuscano, John Reynil

I. IDENTIFICATION

1. It is a process of treating the air to control its temperature, humidity, filtering and
distributing it to meet the comfort requirements of the occupant or people in the
conditioned space (room).
HVAC
2. Is a separate mechanism from heating or air conditioning but works in
conjunction with both, maintaining the airflow necessary to effectively heat or
cool a building. In addition, it exchanges inside air with outside air to ensure a
fresh supply.
Ventilation
3. An HVAC system includes some type of equipment to cool circulating air.
Air Conditioning
4. Give the different methods using heating equipment to heat space.
Conduction, Convection & Radiation
5. Criteria to consider when selecting an HVAC System. (Give atleast 2)
● climate change (e.g., temperature, humidity, and space pressure)
● building capacity
● spatial requirements
● cost such as capital cost
● operating cost
● maintenance cost
● life cycle analysis
● reliability and flexibility
6. The temperature sensor on a thermostat indicates when the heater or air
conditioner should be running or turned off.
Thermostat
 7. One of the HVAC system components that receive the heat generated in the heat
generation unit and transfer it to another fluid.
Heat Exchanger
8. Atomized by spraying nozzles that increase the rate of refrigerant evaporation
when it comes to contact with the room’s warm air.
Liquid Refrigerant
9. Responsible for collecting and channeling air from the indoor spaces back to the
HVAC system for reconditioning.
Return Air System
10. A heat exchanger that pulls heat from water, and returns the cold water to cool
down industrial air conditioning equipment.
Cooling Tower

II. MULTIPLE CHOICE

1. A device that adds moisture to indoor air in a single room or throughout an

entire area.

A. Dehumidifier
B. Cooling Tower
C. Chiller
D. Humidifier

2. Is an air conditioning device which reduces and maintains the level of humidity
in the air.

A. Dehumidifier
B. Cooling Unit
C. Boiler
D. Humidifier

3. One of the HVAC system components located indoors that receives the
condensed refrigerant liquid from the compressor.

A. Condenser Coil
B. Evaporator Coil
C. Heat Exchanger
D. Heat Generator

4. Consist of devices that control the operations of Heating, Ventilation, and Air
Conditioning equipment.

A. HVAC System
 B. HVAC Selection
C. HVAC Controls
D. Control Unit

5. Brought into the system from an intake which is generally located by your
furnace, but is occasionally its own, separate system.

A. Air Filter
B. Outdoor Air Control
C. Indoor Air Control
D. Supply Fan
6. Is the part of an HVAC system that conducts heat which allows electricity to act
as fire whose coils are found in both air conditioners and furnaces.

A. Cooling Coil
B. Control Unit
C. Cooling Unit
D. Heating Coil

7. Typically an air-to-liquid heat exchanger with rows of tubes through which the
liquid cooling medium passes the coil.

A. Cooling Coil
B. Heating Coil
C. Control Unit
D. Heat Generator

8. Most chillers use refrigerant in a to facilitate heat exchange from

water then pumped to a location where the waste heat is transferred to the atmosphere.

A. Humidifier
B. Dehumidifier
C. Closed Loop System
D. Open Loop System

9. A key member of HVAC system components when it comes to heating. What

happens in these devices is the generation of heat.

A. Heat Generator
B. Heat Exchanger
C. Heating Coil
D. Cooling Unit
 10. Normally combines two air streams, and includes three sets of dampers: one
for the fresh air, one for the exhaust air, and a mixing damper between the two air
streams.

A. Air Filter
B. Mixed Air Plenum
C. Heating Coil
D. Cooling Coil

III. TRUE OR FALSE

1. HVAC equipment can deliver the required heating or cooling to the indoor
spaces, while minimizing the pressure drop, friction loss, and power
consumption.
False, Electric consumption

2. System selection depends on four main factors including the building

configuration, the climate conditions, and the owner's desire.

False, Three Factors

3. In HVAC systems, 3 requirements are the bases of HVAC systems

requirements.

False, 4

4. HVAC control systems can range depending on whether it is applied to a

very basic residential application or potentially to an extremely complex
large-scale application.

True

5. A Cooling tower is a heat exchanger that pulls heat from water, and returns
the cold water to cool down industrial air conditioning equipment.

True

6. Reliability of selecting standby equipment to provide an alternative source

of HVAC or Backup in a central system.

False, Flexibility

7. When it comes to capacity requirements, Decentralized system capacity is

minimum for each equipment.
 False, Maximum

8. In the reliability of decentralized systems, equipment can be an attractive

benefit when considering its long service life.

False, Centralized system

9. Dehumidification equipment or dehumidifier A dehumidifier is an air

conditioning device which increases and maintains the level of humidity in
the air.

False, decreases or reduces

10. The return air system is responsible for collecting and channeling air from
the indoor spaces back to the HVAC system for reconditioning.
True

GROUP 4
TITLE: AIR-CONDITIONING DESIGN AND SELECTION
MEMBERS:
Batonghinog, John Ryan
Buergo, Diane Elizabeth
Cruzado, John Francis
Mercano, Isaih Deniel
Ortega, Jericho
Serad, Asnawi

I. IDENTIFICATION
1. It is one of the most important factors to understand when you’re choosing
a new cooling system for your home.
Ans. Air conditioner capacity
2. It refers to the quality of the air inside a building or enclosed space and
how it affects the health and comfort of the occupants.
Ans. Indoor air quality (IAQ)
3. ________ guarantees that each part of a structure maintains its desired
temperature efficiently.
Ans. Zone thermal control
4. Mechanical components, such as fans, compressors, and pumps, can
produce ____ and _______ noise.
Ans. Vibration, mechanical
 5. __________ are significant considerations in air conditioning design and
selection, especially in commercial and residential buildings where HVAC systems can
generate noise that impacts occupant comfort.
Ans. Sound problems
6. The International Code Council was established in year _____ , with the goal of
developing a single set of national model construction codes.
Ans. 1994
7. This code shall also regulate those mechanical systems, system components,
equipment and appliances specifically addressed herein.
Ans. International Mechanical Code
8. __________ is the national trade association furthering the interests of HVACR
contracting businesses and the broader HVACR industry.
Ans. Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA)
9. In case of a fire, it is essential to have a means to deactivate the ______ ______
to prevent the dissemination of smoke or the intake of smoke into the structure.
Ans. HVAC system
10. Implement ___________, such as sprinklers or clean agent systems, in these
crucial areas for swift fire extinguishing.
Ans. Fire suppression systems

II. MULTIPLE CHOICE

_____is one of the most important factors to understand when you’re choosing a
new cooling system for your home.
a. Air Conditioner Capacity
b. Indoor Air Quality
c. Fire Safety Parameters
d. Design Code

____ are made to regulate the design and installation of HVAC systems.
a. Air Conditioner Capacity
b. Indoor Air Quality
c. Fire Safety Parameters
d. Design Code

It refers to the quality of the air inside a building or enclosed space and how it
affects the health and comfort of the occupants.
a. Air Conditioner Capacity
b. Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)
c. Fire Safety Parameters
d. Design Code

Estimated HP rating of 10-15 sqm. room size

a. 0.5
 b. 0.75
c. 1.0
d. 1.5

The estimated room size of the cooling capacity of 12,500 - 17,500 kJ/hr is
a. 10-15 sqm.
b. 15-19 sqm.
c. 19-25 sqm.
d. 25-35 sqm.

This computation evaluates the heat gain and loss in various zones as a result of
occupants, equipment, lighting, and outside factors
a. Load Calculation
b. Thermostat Control
c. Zoning System
d. Ductwork Design

For buildings with varying cooling or heating needs in different areas, consider
implementing zoning systems.
a. Load Calculation
b. Thermostat Control
c. Zoning System
d. Ductwork Design

Choose thermostats that are programmable and compatible with the selected air
conditioning system.
a. Load Calculation
b. Thermostat Control
c. Zoning System
d. Ductwork Design

Properly design the ductwork to ensure even distribution of conditioned air to all
zones.
a. Load Calculation
b. Thermostat Control
c. Zoning System
d. Ductwork Design

What maintenance does an air conditioner need ?

a. Change your filters
b. Fix AC Leaks
c. Keep your AC unit cool
d. All of the above
 III. TRUE OR FALSE

1. Oversized or undersized units can lead to temperature variations and energy

inefficiency.
True
2. Dampers can be installed within the ducts to regulate air volume and
temperature to specific zones, ensuring that each area receives the necessary heating or
cooling.
- False, airflow
3. A general rule of thumb is that 35% of a building's cost is in the initial
construction, and the remaining 65% is in the ongoing operation, maintenance, and
renewal of its design and its systems.
- False, 20% building's cost, 80% ongoing operation
4. The International Residential Code shall regulate the design, installation,
maintenance, alteration and inspection of mechanical systems that are permanently
installed and utilized to provide control of environmental conditions and related
processes within buildings.
- False, International Mechanical Code
5. Standard 62.1 specifies minimum ventilation rates and other measures intended
to provide indoor air quality (IAQ) that’s acceptable to human occupants and that
minimizes adverse health effects.
- True
6. Programmable thermostats enable occupants to set temperature schedules,
reducing the risk of overcooling or overheating specific zones.
- True
7. Choosing air conditioning units with high noise ratings (measured in decibels,
dB) ensures comfortability and helps in minimizing noise pollution.
- False, low noise ratings
8. Implement fire suppression systems, such as sprinklers or clean agent
systems, in these crucial areas for swift fire extinguishing. These systems can safeguard
HVAC equipment and deter potential damage caused by fires to the HVAC system.
- True
9. The purpose of this Standard 262 is to establish minimum HVAC inspection and
maintenance requirements that preserve a system's ability to achieve acceptable thermal
comfort, energy efficiency, and indoor air quality in residential areas.
- False, Standard 180, commercial buildings
10. If you’re replacing an old AC, you’ll need to remove and haul away the old unit.
Refrigerants and other components of the system are environmental hazards and need to
be disposed of properly.
- True
 GROUP 5
TITLE: INDOOR AIR QUALITY AND THERMAL COMFORT
MEMBERS:
FIAL, Jannfrey Danniel
DE ALDAY, Adrian
BARRION, Marc
DIG, Jade
GERONA, Sanny
MALABONGA, Vincent

I. IDENTIFICATION

1. Identify the following indoor air pollutants commonly emitted from tobacco smoke.
Secondhand Smoke (SHS)

2. Which HVAC system component is responsible for regulating the temperature in a

room?
Thermostat

3. Identify the common symptom associated with Sick Building Syndrome (SBS).
Headaches and Fatigue

4. What indoor environmental factor is often influenced by the use of humidifiers?

Humidity

5. Identify the primary purpose of a carbon monoxide detector in homes.

Detecting Combustion byproducts

6. What is the main function of thermal insulation in buildings?

Reducing Heat Transfer

7. Identify the common source of radon, a colorless and odorless indoor air pollutant.
Soil and Rock beneath Buildings

8. What is the primary role of an exhaust fan in indoor spaces?

Removing Stale Air and Odors

9. Identify the factor that plays a significant role in achieving thermal comfort in a
workspace.
Clothing Insulation

10. What is the primary function of a hygrometer?

Monitoring Humidity Levels
 II. MULTIPLE CHOICE

1. What is the primary source of indoor air pollutants?

A. Outdoor plants
B. Combustion appliances
C. Paintings on the walls
D. Electric appliances

2. Which of the following is a common indoor air pollutant that can be emitted from
furniture and building materials?

A. Oxygen
B. Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)
C. Nitrogen
D. Carbon dioxide

3. What factor is crucial for maintaining thermal comfort in indoor spaces?

A. Temperature
B. Humidity of outdoor air
C. Color of the walls
D. Presence of indoor plants

4. Which HVAC system feature contributes to better indoor air quality?

A. Air filtration
B. Noise level
C. Exterior color of the building
D. Number of windows

5. What can be a symptom of poor indoor air quality?

A. Improved respiratory health

B. Headaches and dizziness
C. Increased energy levels
D. Enhanced concentration

6. What is the recommended indoor humidity level for optimal comfort?

A. 10%
B. 50%
C. 30-50%
D. 70%
7. Which of the following can help improve indoor air quality?

A. Proper ventilation
B. Sealing all windows tightly
C. Eliminating all indoor plants
D. Keeping doors and windows closed at all times

8. What is a common method to measure thermal comfort in indoor environments?

A. Length of furniture
B. Thermal comfort indices (e.g., PMV, PPD)
C. Number of light fixtures
D. Paint color on the ceiling

9. What is the purpose of an air purifier in indoor spaces?

A. Remove airborne contaminants

B. Increase room temperature
C. Provide ambient lighting
D. Play soothing music

10. How does proper insulation contribute to thermal comfort?

A. Minimizes heat loss or gain

B. Increases indoor noise levels
C. Enhances indoor air circulation
D. Attracts more sunlight

III. TRUE OR FALSE

Question 1: Indoor air pollution is only caused by outdoor sources, such as industrial
emissions.
Answer: False

Question 2: Opening windows and doors regularly is an effective way to improve indoor
air quality.
Answer: True

Question 3: Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) is primarily caused by infectious agents like
bacteria and viruses.
Answer:False
 Question 4: Humidifiers always contribute positively to indoor air quality.
Answer: False

Question 5: Carbon monoxide is a visible and odorous indoor air pollutant.

Answer: False

Question 6: Thermal comfort is solely dependent on the indoor temperature and has no
relation to humidity.
Answer: False

Question 7: Radon is a radioactive gas that can seep into buildings from the soil.
Answer: True

Question 8: Allergens, such as pollen and pet dander, have no impact on indoor air
quality.
Answer: False

Question 9: Adequate ventilation is essential for preventing the buildup of indoor

pollutants.
Answer: True

Question 10: Insulating a building can help maintain a consistent indoor temperature and
reduce energy consumption.
Answer: True

GROUP 6
TITLE: ENERGY EFFICIENT BUILDINGS AND VENTILATION SYSTEM
MEMBERS:
Ansula, Sherwin
Libao, Ella Marie
Marinduque, Zyrell Vione
Tañamor, Luwiz Bernard
Villarin, Liaca

I. IDENTIFICATION

_______ are infrastructure whose structure and application of processes are

environmentally responsible and resource efficient.
Green Building
_______, also known as the GB Code, is a referral code of the national building code that
was launched on June 25, 2016 by DPWH.
Philippine Green Building Code
_______ is the most widely used green building rating system in the world.
LEED
______ is the first green building in Greenhills San Juan to receive a Gold certification
under LEED.
BTTC Centre
______It is the process of changing air in an enclosed space.
Ventilation
______It is usually for tall building and the natural movement of air within a tall building
caused by temperature difference between outside and inside of building.
Stack Effect
______The protocol that banned CFC’s and HCFC’S from the market
Montreal Protocol
______This practice is to provide for the effective delivery and mixing of fresh air to
support the health, safety, and comfort of building occupants.
Plan for Increasing Ventilation
______It provides another method to improve air distribution at low load conditions.
Fan Powered Vav
______Is the solution to the increased electricity requirement.
Daylighting

II. MULTIPLE CHOICE

It is the first utility-efficient and eco-friendly IT building located in Cebu.

a. Zuellig Bldg.
b. Sunlife Centre
c. Robinland Business Center
d. One World Place

This green building is certified by the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA).
a. Sunlife Centre
b. Ore Central
c. One World Place
d. BTTC Centre

Which of the following is NOT the type of ventilation system:

a. Passive stack ventilation
b. Mechanical extract ventilation
c. Natural ventilation
d. Passive input ventilation
This type type of ventilation system is an older design method that are typically installed
in smaller buildings.
a. Constant Air Volume (CAV)
 b. Fan Powered VAV
c. Variable Air Volume (VAV)
d. None of the above

This type of ventilation depends on the weather and also depends on the opening of the
building for the air flow.

a. Passive stack ventilation

b. Mechanical extract ventilation
c. Natural ventilation
d. Passive input ventilation

Component that differentiates VAV system to CAV system.

a. Return Grille
b. VAV box
c. Variable Speed Drive (VSD)
d. Both B & C

This Good building practice is the quality assurance of electrical wiring material, wiring
accessories, earthing, leakage protection, overload protection devices and metering to
ensure a safe construction.

a. Plan for efficient and Safe wiring practices

b. Plan for minimum indoor air quality requirements.
c. Plan for increased use of local/ regional materials
d. Plan for building life extension and re-use.

This Good building practice is to Encourage and recognize increasing levels of

self-supply through renewable technologies to reduce environmental impacts associated
with fossil fuel energy use.

a. Optimize energy performance

b. Plan for minimizing CFC refrigerants in HVAC equipment
c. Plan for minimum energy requirements
d. Plan for increasing levels of renewable technology use

These units combined the benefits of a VAV system, by reducing central fan energy and
reheat energy with the benefits of a CAV system.

a. VAV Box
b. Hot Zoning
c. Fan Powered Vav
d. Variable Air Volume
These units combined the benefits of a VAV system, by reducing central fan energy and
reheat energy with the benefits of a CAV system.

a. VAV Box
b. Hot Zoning
c. Fan Powered Vav
d. Variable Air Volume

III. TRUE OR FALSE

Constant Air Volume (CAV) is more efficient and expensive to install than Variable Air
Volume (VAV).
FALSE

Buildings represent a large part of energy, electricity, water and materials consumption,
also, they consume more than 30% of all produced energy.
TRUE

BERDE certification is the acronym of Building for Ecologically Responsive Design.

TRUE

All office buildings in the Philippines are now LEED and BERDE certified.
FALSE

Different households have same occupancy levels (people and pets) that will influence
appropriate ventilation systems and operation.
FALSE

Ventilation is very important in an energy-efficient home. The “appropriate” amount and

type of ventilation varies from home to home and from occupant to occupant.
TRUE

Plans for minimum energy requirements include, Establishing the minimum level of
energy efficiency for the base building and systems.
TRUE

Increase waste and increase environmental impact is part of planning for building life
extension and re-use.
FALSE

There are 2 maximum orientation of building comfort under Hot zone and Cold zone.
TRUE

These units combine the benefits of a HVAC system, by reducing central fan energy and
reheat energy with the benefits of CAV system.
FALSE