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Indoor Air Quality and Ventilation Systems Quiz

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Which method is commonly used to replace polluted indoor air with fresher outside air in buildings?

Opening windows

Using fans and dampers (correct)

Using natural forces

Using air purifiers

What is one benefit of cycling air in a building?

Reducing energy use

Increasing air pollution

Improving indoor air quality (correct)

Saving money on cooling

How can outside air be used for cooling in a building?

Opening windows

Using natural forces (correct)

Using air purifiers

Using fans and dampers

What are two natural forces that can be used to circulate air in a building?

<p>Temperature differences and pressure differences (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is it becoming more difficult for buildings to allow for replacement of polluted indoor air?

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Indoor Air Quality and Ventilation Systems Quiz

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Questions and Answers

Which method is commonly used to replace polluted indoor air with fresher outside air in buildings?

What is one benefit of cycling air in a building?

How can outside air be used for cooling in a building?

What are two natural forces that can be used to circulate air in a building?

Why is it becoming more difficult for buildings to allow for replacement of polluted indoor air?

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