2006 Public Equipment Engineer Examination Full Simulation Test - Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Specialty

Author: Compiled by the Editorial Committee of "2006 Full Simulation Question Paper for National Registration Examination of Public Utility Engineers (HVAC)"
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Publishing Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book is meticulously compiled in strict accordance with the National Registration Examination Syllabus for Public Utility Engineers (HVAC), including 8 sets of simulation and pre-test papers covering both the Basic and Professional sections. The format strictly follows the exam content, divided into the Public Basic Section (Higher Mathematics, General Physics, General Chemistry, Theoretical Mechanics, Mechanics of Materials, Fluid Mechanics, Computer Application Basics, Electrical and Electronic Technology, Engineering Economics), the Professional Basic Section 【Thermal Engineering (Engineering Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer), Engineering Fluid Mechanics and Pumps and Fans, Automatic Control, Thermal Engineering Testing Technology, Mechanical Basics, Professional Regulations】, and the Professional Section 【Heating (including community heating equipment and networks), Ventilation, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration Technology (including cold storage refrigeration systems), Air Purification Technology, and Basic Knowledge of Sanitary Equipment in Civil Buildings】. The Professional Section includes knowledge concept questions and case analysis questions explicitly required by the syllabus. After each simulation question, reference answers are provided, with hints and explanations for key questions to help readers firmly grasp problem-solving approaches. The difficulty level of the simulation questions is comparable to that of the actual exam, and the quantity and scope of questions adhere to the exam syllabus, with clear focus areas, making it convenient for candidates to practice. It is particularly suitable for candidates to assess their review progress and conduct last-minute exam preparation exercises. This book serves as a reference for individuals participating in the National Registration Examination for Public Utility Engineers (HVAC) in the HVAC specialty.