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Which of the following relations between loudness and intensity is correct?(a) I ∝ log L(b) I ∝ log L^2(c) L ∝ log I(d) L ∝ log I^2The question was asked in semester exam.Enquiry is from Acoustics topic in division Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

Answer» CORRECT option is (c) L ∝ LOG I

The explanation is: Loudness is related to intensity by the relation L ∝ log I where L is the loudness and I is the intensity of sound. The loudness of a sound is the degree of sensation which depends on the intensity of sound and the sensitivity of eardrums while intensity is PURELY a physical QUANTITY.
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________________ is the process by which the required amount of moisture is taken out from the air.(a) Condensation(b) Dehumidification(c) Humidification(d) AbsorptionThe question was asked by my college director while I was bunking the class.I would like to ask this question from Variations in Ventilation System with Climate in chapter Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct answer is (B) Dehumidification

To EXPLAIN I would say: The Dehumidification may be carried out by first bringing down the temperature of AIR below the Dew Point, then condensing out the required quantity of MOISTURE from it and then reheating the air with dry heat upto the desired temperature.

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______________ is very important to control the noise pollution near an Auditorium area.(a) Seating arrangement(b) Site selection(c) Balcony(d) VolumeThe question was posed to me by my college director while I was bunking the class.My question is from Acoustics in chapter Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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____________ is a very important consideration in the acoustic design of an Auditorium and it involves geometrical aspects of the hall.(a) Site selection(b) Seating arrangement(c) Shape(d) Sound absorptionI had been asked this question in an interview for job.Question is from Acoustics in division Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct choice is (c) Shape

The explanation is: A fan shop floor PLAN gives better performance. The concave walls are not good for acoustic purposes as they tend to concentrate sound waves. The PLAIN walls are better. But the convex walls are EXCELLENT and are used to reduce the POSSIBILITIES of equals to the minimum extend.

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The rate of amount of water vapour present to the amount it would have contained, had it been saturated, is known as the ___________ the temperature being same.(a) Relative humidity(b) Saturated air(c) Dry bulb temperature(d) Wet bulb temperatureThis question was addressed to me in an international level competition.The origin of the question is Types of Ventilation topic in portion Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct OPTION is (a) Relative humidity

The explanation is: When a certain VOLUME of AIR at a certain temperature contents as MUCH water vapour as it can, it is said to be Saturated air. Generally, the air is not saturated at all times. But it contains a certain amount of water vapour in it.

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For atmospheric air medium, the sound velocity at 20°C is about ________(a) 340(b) 1305(c) 338(d) 2600I got this question during an online exam.This is a very interesting question from Acoustic Design of Auditorium in section Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

Answer» RIGHT answer is (a) 340

Best explanation: The SPEED at which the sound wave travels or passed through any medium is termed as the Sound velocity. It DEPENDS on the nature and the TEMPERATURE of the medium through which sound travels.
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A _________________ produced by sound may shatter windows and can cause damage to the Plaster of walls.(a) Wind blow(b) Sonic boom(c) Explosion(d) LightingThis question was posed to me in final exam.Question is taken from Acoustic Design of Auditorium topic in section Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct option is (b) Sonic BOOM

The best explanation: A sonic boom is very DESTRUCTIVE in nature. But the most UNFORTUNATE case is when the sound damages the DELICATE organ to receive it, namely, the human EAR. Hence, the sound pollution is a very concern problem.

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The interior surfaces of walls in a studio should be of ________ materials.(a) Absorbent(b) Adsorbent(c) Reflective(d) RefractiveThis question was addressed to me in quiz.Origin of the question is Acoustical Design of Halls and Studios topic in portion Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct choice is (a) Absorbent

For explanation I would say: The interior SURFACES of WALLS in a studio should be of absorbent materials. However, the outer surfaces of the walls should be of the reflective type. Provision of windows should be minimum in ORDER to PREVENT the noise from outside.

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In a studio, the noise level should be brought down to ___________(a) 5-10 dB(b) 10-15 dB(c) 20-30 dB(d) 50-60 dBThis question was posed to me in exam.Question is taken from Acoustical Design of Halls and Studios topic in section Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

Answer» RIGHT choice is (c) 20-30 dB

Best explanation: In a studio, the noise LEVEL should be brought down to 20-30 dB. The acoustic design of the studio should be such that any KIND of echoes is COMPLETELY ELIMINATED.
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In the acoustical design of a hall or an auditorium, the angle between the side walls and the curtain line should not be more than _________ degrees.(a) 20(b) 150(c) 100(d) 180I got this question during an interview.My doubt is from Acoustical Design of Halls and Studios topic in chapter Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

Answer» RIGHT answer is (c) 100

The best I can explain: In the acoustical design of a hall or an AUDITORIUM, the angle between the SIDE walls and the curtain line should not be more than 100 degrees. The shape of the hall is an EXTREMELY important factor in view of better AUDIBILITY.
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Which of the following is not an acoustical defect?(a) Reverberation(b) Formation of echoes(c) Absorption(d) Sound fociThe question was posed to me at a job interview.My question is from Common Acoustical Defects topic in chapter Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct CHOICE is (c) Absorption

The BEST explanation: Some of the common acoustical DEFECTS are reverberation, the formation of echoes, exterior noise and sound foci. Absorption is the property of the sound wave by which a part of its energy is absorbed by FRICTION when it strikes a surface.

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The sound insulation offered by rigid homogenous walls decreases with the increase in the thickness of the wall.(a) True(b) FalseThis question was addressed to me in an international level competition.This is a very interesting question from Acoustics topic in portion Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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The CORRECT choice is (b) False

The EXPLANATION: A RIGID wall is comprised of stone, brick or concrete masonry plastered on one or both sides. The sound insulation offered by rigid homogenous walls depends on the weight per unit area and it decreases with the increase in the thickness of the wall.

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A _______________ is produced when part of the atmosphere is compressed suddenly.(a) Vacuum(b) Heat(c) Smog(d) SoundI have been asked this question in unit test.This interesting question is from Acoustic Design of Auditorium topic in chapter Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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Right answer is (d) SOUND

The best I can explain: The compression produced in the atmosphere is propagated or spread away from the source. HENCE, the Sound travels in the form of WAVES and when these waves come near over ear drums, we FEEL the sensation of hearing.

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Reverberation time is independent of the shape of the room.(a) True(b) FalseThis question was addressed to me by my school teacher while I was bunking the class.My question is taken from Acoustics topic in chapter Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct option is (a) True

Explanation: Professor Sabine found that the REVERBERATION TIME is independent of the shape of the room. This time is ALSO independent of the POSITION of the SOURCE of the sound and the listener.

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In Summer, the outside air is hot and hence the process of air conditioning involves filtering, dehumidification and _________(a) Reheating(b) Pre heating(c) Humidification(d) AdsorptionI have been asked this question during an interview for a job.This interesting question is from Variations in Ventilation System with Climate topic in portion Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

Answer» RIGHT choice is (a) REHEATING

The explanation: The TEMPERATURE of inside air will be lower than that of outside air and it will be economical to recirculate a part of the room air. The summer air CONDITIONING CONSISTS of filters that dehumidified the air and then it is followed by reheating.
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________________ are made of sheet metal of suitable size and shape to convey the conditioned air.(a) Outlets(b) Pumps(c) Grills(d) DuctsI had been asked this question in quiz.This intriguing question originated from Variations in Ventilation System with Climate topic in division Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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The CORRECT answer is (d) Ducts

Easy explanation: The ducts are to be CAREFULLY design with regard to pressure, velocity and volume of AIR. The ducts should be so shaped than located that EVEN distribution of conditioned air takes place in a room.

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Combination system consist of supply system and __________ system.(a) Plenum(b) Air conditioning(c) Exhaust(d) NaturalI got this question in final exam.This intriguing question comes from Variations in Ventilation System with Climate topic in division Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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The CORRECT answer is (c) EXHAUST

Easiest explanation: The COMBINATION of exhaust and supply system gives better results. The exhaust fans and input fans are installed and suitable places in the outside walls so as to cause a current of FRESH air from outside to inside of the ROOM.

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Where people are working, there has to be ______________ to cause proper ventilation of the premises.(a) Air change(b) Humidity(c) Temperature(d) MoistureThis question was addressed to me by my college director while I was bunking the class.This question is from Types of Ventilation topic in portion Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct choice is (a) AIR change

Best explanation: The minimum and maximum rates of air change per hour is 1 and 60 respectively. If the rate of change is LESS than 1/hour, it will not create any appreciable effect of the ventilation system. On the other hand, at the rate of air CHANGES more than 60/hour, it will result in discomfort due to HIGH velocities of air.

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The difference of temperature between the outside air and inside air tends to the deposition of moisture in the room surfaces known as ___________(a) Ventilation(b) Diffusion(c) Condensation(d) DissipationThe question was asked in an interview for job.Question is from Types of Ventilation in division Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct option is (c) CONDENSATION

The EXPLANATION: The proper and sufficient ventilation RESULTS in the absence of condensation. It can be effectively controlled by the PROVISION of suitable ventilation of the room.

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Calculate the transmission loss given the sound levels measured on either side of the wall is 60 dB and 40 dB.(a) 20 dB(b) 100 dB(c) 60 dB(d) 2400 dBThis question was posed to me in my homework.This key question is from Acoustics in division Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct answer is (C) 60 dB

For explanation I would say: Reduction in the sound intensity during the transmission of sound from the source to the adjoining area is KNOWN as transmission loss. The transmission loss is numerically EQUIVALENT to the loss in the sound intensity in decibels. Hence, it is given by 60-40 dB = 20 dB.

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The sound insulation of plastered solid brick masonry walls varies as __________(a) Weight per unit volume(b) Weight per unit area(c) Log of weight per unit volume(d) Log of weight per unit areaI had been asked this question in a national level competition.The question is from Acoustics topic in section Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

Answer» CORRECT option is (d) Log of weight per unit AREA

Best explanation: The SOUND insulation of plastered solid BRICK masonry walls varies as the log of weight per unit area. The sound insulation of all the other non-porous homogeneous rigid partitions varies in the same way.
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For an echo to be distinguished as separate, it should reach the ear _________ of a second after the direct sound.(a) One-fourth(b) One-fifth(c) One-eighth(d) One-tenthI got this question in an interview for job.Query is from Acoustics in section Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

Answer» RIGHT answer is (d) One-tenth

Best explanation: An ECHO is a defect that is CAUSED due to the reflection of sound waves. For an echo to be distinguished as SEPARATE, it should REACH the ear one-tenth of a second after the direct sound.
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The amount of sound transmitted outside a room depends on the surface while the amount of sound reflected or absorbed depends on the sound insulation properties of the surface.(a) True(b) FalseThis question was addressed to me in class test.This is a very interesting question from Acoustics topic in division Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct choice is (B) False

To explain I would say: There are three PHENOMENONS that happen when SOUND waves strike the surface of a room. These are reflection, absorption and transmission. The amount of sound transmitted outside a room DEPENDS on the sound insulation properties of the surface while the amount of sound reflected or ABSORBED depends on the surface.

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The coefficient of effectiveness decreases with the relative size of the larger opening.(a) True(b) FalseI got this question during an internship interview.My question is based upon Air Conditioning topic in section Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct ANSWER is (b) False

The best I can explain: The COEFFICIENT of effectiveness increases with the relative size of the LARGER opening. It DEPENDS on the direction of the wind relative to the opening.

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Relative humidity of saturated air is ___________(a) 20%(b) 50%(c) 80%(d) 100%This question was posed to me by my college professor while I was bunking the class.Enquiry is from Functional Requirements of Ventilation System in division Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct option is (d) 100%

For explanation: RELATIVE humidity is the ratio of the amount of water VAPOUR present in the air to the amount of vapour if the air were SATURATED, provided the temperature remains the same. HENCE, relative humidity of saturated air is 100%.

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Exhaust system, supply system, air conditioning, etc. comes under ________ type of ventilation system.(a) Natural(b) Mechanical(c) Man made(d) DoorsI have been asked this question during an online exam.My doubt is from Types of Ventilation topic in chapter Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct CHOICE is (B) MECHANICAL

The BEST I can explain: The mechanical system is costly, but it results in a considerable INCREASE in the efficiency of the person under the command of the system. This system is adopted for big offices, banks, industrial plants, theatres, etc.

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The range of audible sound too painful noise varies from ________ decibel.(a) 1000000 to 1(b) 1 to 1000000(c) 10000 to 10000000(d) 1 to 130This question was addressed to me in examination.The question is from Acoustic Design of Auditorium in division Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct choice is (b) 1 to 1000000

For explanation I would SAY: But this wide range is covered on logarithmic SCALE between 1 to 130 db units. One db unit is approximately the smallest CHANGE of sound intensity which the human ear is able to appreciate.

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In cavity wall construction for soundproofing, the width of the cavity should be at least _________(a) 3 cm(b) 5 cm(c) 8 cm(d) 12 cmThe question was asked by my school principal while I was bunking the class.I would like to ask this question from Acoustics topic in division Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

Answer» RIGHT OPTION is (B) 5 CM

For explanation: In cavity wall construction for soundproofing, the WIDTH of the cavity should be at least 5 cm. This type of construction ideal from the point of view of soundproofing. The cavity is either left air-filled or filled with some resilient material.
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According to International agreement, the frequency is measured in ________(a) Meters(b) Watts(c) Hertz(d) TeslaI got this question in my homework.This key question is from Acoustic Design of Auditorium topic in section Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct OPTION is (c) Hertz

For explanation: The range of HUMAN ear is very WIDE extending from 20 Hz to 20000 Hz. It may be NOTED that the range from the lowest to the highest note of the PIANO is about 27.5 Hz to 4186 Hz.

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Rotatable cylinders are provided in the ceiling of a studio in order to obtain variable __________(a) Amplitude(b) Frequency(c) Reverberation time(d) IntensityThe question was asked in an online interview.I'm obligated to ask this question of Acoustical Design of Halls and Studios topic in portion Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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The intensity of sound depends on the ear of the listener.(a) True(b) FalseThis question was posed to me in an internship interview.The query is from Acoustics topic in section Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct CHOICE is (b) False

Explanation: Intensity of sound is INDEPENDENT of the ear of the listener. HOWEVER, LOUDNESS does depend on the ear of the listener. There is a possibility that the same listener GIVES different judgments about the loudness of sounds having the same intensity but different frequencies.

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In summer, it is necessary to supply ___________ air inside the room before it enters the room.(a) Dehumidified(b) Humid(c) Cool(d) HeatedThis question was addressed to me during an interview.My query is from Variations in Ventilation System with Climate topic in portion Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct choice is (c) Cool

Easiest explanation: The cooling can be carried out by MECHANICAL refrigeration or water spray or by cold water. In mechanical refrigeration system, volatile refrigerant is COMPRESSED, COOLED and allowed to EXPAND and then, it is passed through coils. Such coils absorb heat from the incoming air.

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The absorption of a surface is the product of the __________ of the surface and its absorption coefficient.(a) Length(b) Area(c) Volume(d) WidthThe question was asked by my college director while I was bunking the class.The doubt is from Acoustics topic in division Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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Right choice is (B) Area

The BEST EXPLANATION: The absorption of a SURFACE is the product of the area of the surface and its absorption coefficient. The absorption coefficient is used to indicate the SOUND reducing the effect of an absorber which depends on its area and on the efficiency of the material.

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_________ is the number of cycles made by a sounding body per unit time.(a) Amplitude(b) Frequency(c) Intensity(d) LoudnessI had been asked this question in examination.The origin of the question is Acoustics topic in chapter Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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The term __________ is used to indicate the science of controlling air with respect to humidity, temperature, movement of air, bacteria content, etc.(a) Air conditioning(b) Circulation(c) Condensation(d) ConditioningThis question was posed to me during an interview.The question is from Variations in Ventilation System with Climate in portion Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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Right option is (a) Air CONDITIONING

For EXPLANATION: Air conditioning is the most effective system of artificial ventilation and as it involves MANY other aspects. It is so as to make the air to suit the physiological requirements of the human body or to the needs of industrial processes.

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According to the Indian Standard Code IS: 3362-1977, in the case of natural ventilation, flow per unit area of the opening is greatest when the inlet and outlet openings are of nearly equal __________(a) Lengths(b) Volumes(c) Areas(d) MassThe question was asked in an interview for internship.My query is from Air Conditioning in section Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct ANSWER is (c) Areas

Explanation: According to the Indian Standard Code IS: 3362-1977, in the case of natural ventilation, flow per UNIT AREA of the opening is greatest when the inlet and outlet openings are of nearly equal areas. ALSO, inlet openings should be LOCATED on the windward side and outlet openings should be located on the leeward side.

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_______________ system is just the reverse of the exhaust system.(a) Air conditioning(b) Exhaust(c) Plenum(d) SupplyThe question was posed to me in a national level competition.I'd like to ask this question from Types of Ventilation topic in portion Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

Answer» CORRECT choice is (d) Supply

Explanation: Supply system consist in supplying fresh air to the ROOM by INSTALLING input fans in outside walls. This system is used for ventilating rooms near an unusual quantity of heat or odours is not PRODUCED.
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For comfortable working, the ___________ content should be limited to about0.6% by volume.(a) Oxygen(b) Hydrogen(c) Carbon monoxide(d) Carbon dioxideThe question was posed to me in an internship interview.This key question is from Types of Ventilation in division Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

Answer» RIGHT OPTION is (d) CARBON dioxide

For explanation I WOULD say: It is observed that breathing is difficult when the AMOUNT of carbon dioxide by volume is about 6% and a man loses consciousness when it reaches about 10% or so. The more the amount of carbon dioxide, the more difficult is the breathing.
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The auditorium rear wall should be concave in shape.(a) True(b) FalseI have been asked this question in class test.The origin of the question is Acoustical Design of Halls and Studios topic in chapter Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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Right option is (B) False

The BEST EXPLANATION: The auditorium rear WALL should not be concave in shape. It should be either flat or convex in shape.

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Sound intensity is high at dead spots while it is low at sound foci.(a) True(b) FalseI got this question during an internship interview.The question is from Common Acoustical Defects in division Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct choice is (B) False

To elaborate: Sound foci INVOLVES the concentration of sound waves at CERTAIN spots creating high sound intensity. Dead spots are the points where there is a deficiency of the reflected sound waves. HENCE, sound intensity is high at sound foci and LOW at dead spots.

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In the Sabine’s expression for reverberation time t=0.16V/A, A represents __________(a) Area of the room(b) Volume of the room(c) Total absorbing power(d) Total adsorbing powerThe question was asked in an online quiz.This interesting question is from Acoustics topic in division Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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The CORRECT answer is (c) Total absorbing power

To explain I would SAY: In SABINE’s expression for reverberation time t=0.16V/A, A represents total adsorbing power. It is expressed in m^2 sabines. In this expression, V represents the volume of the room in CUBIC metres.

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The rate of ventilation depends on both the wind effect and the stack effect.(a) True(b) FalseThis question was addressed to me in unit test.The query is from Air Conditioning topic in portion Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct choice is (a) True

Best explanation: The rate of VENTILATION depends on both WIND effect and the stack effect. In ventilation due to wind effect, the rate depends on the direction and VELOCITY of the wind outside. In ventilation due to the stack effect, the rate is affected by the CONVECTION EFFECTS.

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Ventilation arising from the temperature difference between outside and inside takes place due to ____________ effect.(a) Stack(b) Stark(c) Zeeman(d) SparkThis question was addressed to me in semester exam.The origin of the question is Air Conditioning in portion Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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Right choice is (a) Stack

Explanation: Ventilation arising from the TEMPERATURE difference between outside and inside takes place DUE to the stack effect. When the temperature of the inside air is higher than the outside air, warmer air passes through the opening situated in the upper part of the room while the cooler air enters the room via the LOWER openings.

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_____________ is the process by which the required amount of moisture is added in the air.(a) Dehumidification(b) Humidification(c) Absorption(d) CondensationThe question was asked in exam.The above asked question is from Variations in Ventilation System with Climate in portion Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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Right option is (B) Humidification

Explanation: For humidification, the income air is allowed to pass through pans of water or WETTED cloth strips. For HUMIDIFYING a HUGE quantity of air, the spray humidifiers may be employed.

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The _________ are the substances which allow moisture to stay on their surfaces.(a) Refrigerant(b) Coolant(c) Adsorbent(d) AbsorbentThe question was posed to me by my college director while I was bunking the class.The query is from Variations in Ventilation System with Climate topic in portion Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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Right ANSWER is (c) Adsorbent

For explanation I would SAY: The commonly used Adsorbents are SILICA GEL and activated Alumina. When sufficient amount of moisture is collected on absorbents, they can be reactivated by HEATING.

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The value of ______________ depends on type of activity, geographical conditions, age of occupants, etc.(a) Saturated air(b) Relative humidity(c) Effective temperature(d) CondensationThe question was posed to me in an online quiz.My doubt stems from Types of Ventilation topic in portion Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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Right ANSWER is (c) Effective TEMPERATURE

Easy explanation: The POPULAR values of effective temperature in winter and summer or 20°C and 22°C respectively. It should however be remembered that the effective temperature indicates same feeling of cool or WARMTH. But it results in HUMAN comfort only when it is correlated with humidity and air movements.

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The term _________ is used to mean the free passage of clean air in a structure.(a) Circulation(b) Ventilation(c) Dissipation(d) CondensationI have been asked this question in homework.Origin of the question is Types of Ventilation in section Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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______________ is a measure of quantity of sound energy.(a) Wavelength(b) Frequency(c) Intensity(d) LoudnessI have been asked this question during an online exam.My query is from Acoustic Design of Auditorium topic in portion Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct answer is (c) Intensity

Easy explanation: The DIFFERENCE between the two TERMS intensity of SOUND and loudness should also be noted. The intensity of sound is purely a physical quantity that can be accurately measured and it is INDEPENDENT of ear of listener.

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Hard materials used for sound insulation are good absorbers.(a) True(b) FalseThe question was asked during an interview for a job.My doubt stems from Acoustics in division Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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Reverberation time is directly proportional to ____________(a) Effective surface area(b) Lateral surface area(c) Volume of the room(d) Shape of the roomI got this question in exam.Question is taken from Acoustics in chapter Acoustics and Ventilation of Construction & Building Materials

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