How many inches of water column does it take to equal one psi of gas pressure?
27.7"
30"
27.3"
27"
What is Zero pressure based on when using instruments?
Local atmospheric
Pressure controls
Tool safety
Load zone
What is the key underlying principle of airflow?
Pressure difference
Pressure of airflow
Pressure of venting
1 psi is equal to how many kPa?
6.895
6.734
6.298
6.982
What does Draft intensity mean?
The difference in pressure from zero atmospheric pressure
The difference in pressure from ultimate atmospheric pressure
The difference in pressure from draft regulators
Name some draft measurement instruments
Inclined manometer
Draftrite pocket gauge
MZF draft gauge
Magnehelic gauge
All of the above
What type of fluid does an incline manometer usually employ?
Water
Oil
Propane
Co2 fuild
What piece of documentation must be kept with any and all draft measuring equipment?
A record of calibration
A record of emplyment
A record of history
Passport
All draft measuring instruments employ what common piece of equipment?
A rubber hose for sampling
A manometer
A toolbox
Reamer
In most appliances, what should the overfire draft be, positive or negative?
A slight negative
A slight possitive
Very negative
Very positive
Too high an overfire draft will do what to efficiency?
Reduce it
Make it stronger
It will do nothing
Cause a fire
What type of draft is required to ensure consistent air supply?
Steady minimum draft
Steady maximum draft
Total control draft
Direct draft
Who gives the recommended readings for a breech draft?
The manufacturer
The code book
You can make it
House owner
What’s draft loss mean?
Draft loss= over fire draft-breech draft
Draft loss= breech draft + over fire draft
Draft loss= breech draft- over fire draft
Draft loss= breech draft/overfiredraft
What’s the definition of natural draft?
Draft that occurs without the aid of mechanical devices
Draft the occurs with the aid of mechanical devices
Draft is measured in the chimney
What are the two main types of natural draft?
Thermal & currential
Thermal & convection
Currential & convection
Convection & induced
What’s the definition of thermal draft?
Draft produced by hot gasses rising
Draft produces by cold air rising
Draft produced by hot gasses dropping
Draft produced by cold gasses dropping
What’s currential draft?
Draft created when wind blows into the top of chimney
Draft created when it blows into the garage
Draft created when air blow out the chimney
Draft created when hot air get stuck in chimney plenum
What’s positive currential draft cause?
Downdraft or backdraft
Overcurrent and oversurge
Downdraft and oversurge
Backdraft and overcurrent
What two ways can a mechanical blower move air through a system?
Pushing and pulling
Back and front
Top and bottom
What does a blower do to the air on an induced draft system?
It pulls/induces the air through the appliance
It blows the air through the home
It keeps it in the system
What are four things that can affect thermal draft?
Temp of flue gases
Temp of outside air
Barometeric pressure
Height of chimney
Height of home
Temp inside house
How many people live inside unit
What’s it called when a blower pusher or forces air through the system?
Forced draft
Induced draft
Complete draft
Regulate draft
How does a draft regulator control draft?
It dilutes hot flue gases with room temp air
It dilutes cold flue gases with room temp
It dilutes hot air with room temp
It dilutes cold air with room temp
What’s the other name for a draft regulator?
Barometric danper
Draft regulation
Inducder draft
Barometer
Using a draft regulator, how is maximum draft achieved?
Close the damper
Open the damper
Test outside
Cut a hole in draft
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