MASTER SET,BOMI ENERGY
MANAGEMENT AND CONTROLS EXAM
WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
What do low-E coatings do? - ANSWERS-Pass long wave
radiation into a building for winter heating and reflect solar
radiation from outside surfaces back for summer cooling
What causes stack effect? - ANSWERS-Air infiltration patter
where air enters lower floors rises within the building and
exits the upper floors due to the natural rising warmer air.
What will you need to do to assess the financial value of an
energy management system? - ANSWERS-Assess energy
performance, set financial goals
communicate goals
,track energy performance and financial outcomes
review and improve action plan
communicate results
Why is it important to establish a baseline of a buildings
current energy use? - ANSWERS-so you can compare once
the improvements are made.
What is the next step after establishing a buildings energy
performance baseline? - ANSWERS-set energy performance
goal
What does EPA's FVC do? - ANSWERS-Financial value
calculator. measures energy performance to determine
feasibility of energy instruments. Illustrates increase in
capitalized complete corporate value. Track energy
performance improvements
How must energy management programs be explained to
upper and executive management if capital is required? -
ANSWERS-Focus on the ROI, the financial benefit of making
energy improvements.
,What is the fundamental law of heat transfer? - ANSWERS-
heat always flows from an object that is warmer to an
object that is cooler.
What are the three factors affecting amount and rate of
heat flow through a building envelope? - ANSWERS-1. Total
surface area
2. Temperature differences
3. Material properties.
What are the four factors uses to evaluate the materials that
form a building enevlope? - ANSWERS-1. Thermal
Conductivity
2. Thermal Conductance
3. Thermal Resistance
4. Overall Coefficient of heat transfer
What is thermal conductivity? - ANSWERS-The
measurement of a materials ability to conduct heat.
What is thermal conductance? - ANSWERS-A measure of the
rate of heat flow through a material or air space.
, What is thermal resistance? - ANSWERS-A materials ability
to retard heat flow.
What is the overall coefficient of heat transfer? - ANSWERS-
Resistance value of all building materials, air spaces,
including walls, ceilings and surface air films.
What happens when heat is added to a substance? -
ANSWERS-It's molecular motion increases.
What is temperature? - ANSWERS-The measurement of the
intensity of heat.
What does a BTU measure? - ANSWERS-The quantity of
heat.
What is sensible heat? - ANSWERS-heat that when added to
or removed from a substance it changes the temperature of
the substance
What is specific heat? - ANSWERS-The ratio of the
temperature it takes to raise the temperature of a substance
MANAGEMENT AND CONTROLS EXAM
WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
What do low-E coatings do? - ANSWERS-Pass long wave
radiation into a building for winter heating and reflect solar
radiation from outside surfaces back for summer cooling
What causes stack effect? - ANSWERS-Air infiltration patter
where air enters lower floors rises within the building and
exits the upper floors due to the natural rising warmer air.
What will you need to do to assess the financial value of an
energy management system? - ANSWERS-Assess energy
performance, set financial goals
communicate goals
,track energy performance and financial outcomes
review and improve action plan
communicate results
Why is it important to establish a baseline of a buildings
current energy use? - ANSWERS-so you can compare once
the improvements are made.
What is the next step after establishing a buildings energy
performance baseline? - ANSWERS-set energy performance
goal
What does EPA's FVC do? - ANSWERS-Financial value
calculator. measures energy performance to determine
feasibility of energy instruments. Illustrates increase in
capitalized complete corporate value. Track energy
performance improvements
How must energy management programs be explained to
upper and executive management if capital is required? -
ANSWERS-Focus on the ROI, the financial benefit of making
energy improvements.
,What is the fundamental law of heat transfer? - ANSWERS-
heat always flows from an object that is warmer to an
object that is cooler.
What are the three factors affecting amount and rate of
heat flow through a building envelope? - ANSWERS-1. Total
surface area
2. Temperature differences
3. Material properties.
What are the four factors uses to evaluate the materials that
form a building enevlope? - ANSWERS-1. Thermal
Conductivity
2. Thermal Conductance
3. Thermal Resistance
4. Overall Coefficient of heat transfer
What is thermal conductivity? - ANSWERS-The
measurement of a materials ability to conduct heat.
What is thermal conductance? - ANSWERS-A measure of the
rate of heat flow through a material or air space.
, What is thermal resistance? - ANSWERS-A materials ability
to retard heat flow.
What is the overall coefficient of heat transfer? - ANSWERS-
Resistance value of all building materials, air spaces,
including walls, ceilings and surface air films.
What happens when heat is added to a substance? -
ANSWERS-It's molecular motion increases.
What is temperature? - ANSWERS-The measurement of the
intensity of heat.
What does a BTU measure? - ANSWERS-The quantity of
heat.
What is sensible heat? - ANSWERS-heat that when added to
or removed from a substance it changes the temperature of
the substance
What is specific heat? - ANSWERS-The ratio of the
temperature it takes to raise the temperature of a substance
