Hello everyone,
I took the HVAC afternoon section of the 2008 exam and had a few questions:
For the first few problems an enthaly pressure diagram was given for ammonia R-717. I am more familiar with the diagrams that show the process curve, so I used one out of ASHRAE fundamentals. Big mistake. I got every answer wrong. Does anyone know why they are so different? How do I use the one they gave in the exam booklet?
520. Do you have to use the Q=mc(p) change in T equation because we are dealing with different densities?
530. States you have a compressor volumetric eff of 75 percent. So why don't you multiply the answer by .75 and then the answer would be a, not B? I think this is because the motor efficience is actual/ theoratical, but for a compressor it is the amount of gas compressed.
537. Does anyone know where to get enthalpy wheel equations? I only have what I have gotten from the sample exam.
For any mach design experts,
Is there any designation on what formulas to use according to the situation? I get confused on if I should use Von Misses, eulers, shear stresses, max stresses, mean and alternating stresses etc
Thanks again everybody! All of your input is very helpful!!!!! Thank you!
I took the HVAC afternoon section of the 2008 exam and had a few questions:
For the first few problems an enthaly pressure diagram was given for ammonia R-717. I am more familiar with the diagrams that show the process curve, so I used one out of ASHRAE fundamentals. Big mistake. I got every answer wrong. Does anyone know why they are so different? How do I use the one they gave in the exam booklet?
520. Do you have to use the Q=mc(p) change in T equation because we are dealing with different densities?
530. States you have a compressor volumetric eff of 75 percent. So why don't you multiply the answer by .75 and then the answer would be a, not B? I think this is because the motor efficience is actual/ theoratical, but for a compressor it is the amount of gas compressed.
537. Does anyone know where to get enthalpy wheel equations? I only have what I have gotten from the sample exam.
For any mach design experts,
Is there any designation on what formulas to use according to the situation? I get confused on if I should use Von Misses, eulers, shear stresses, max stresses, mean and alternating stresses etc
Thanks again everybody! All of your input is very helpful!!!!! Thank you!