CPD Programme Module 20 September 2010 _________________________________________
1) Which of the following is not a key element of the Renewable Heat Incentive scheme?
A The scheme is the same as the Feed-in Tariff scheme B The scheme will support a range of renewable technologies
C RHI payments will be claimed and paid to the owner of the equipment
D Payments will be made on the amount of heat output generated in kWh when installed
E In small installations, installers and equipment will have to be certified under the Microgeneration Certification Scheme or equivalent standard
2) What is the proposed RHI tariff for a 40kW air source to water heat pump?
A 5.5p/kWh B 6.5p/kWh C 7.5p/kWh D 7.0p/kWh E 2.0p/kWh
3) What is the maximum flow water temperature from a biomass boiler?
A 80C B 70C C 55C D 90C E 85C
4) In the case study of this article, what is the seasonal efficiency of a ground source to water heat pump?
A 3.5 B 5.0 C 2.0 D 0.9 E 6.0
5) Which of the following statements is not true?
A Capital costs are similar for both heat pumps and biomass boilers
B Gas boilers occupy the least space, though the entire heating system is comparable to heat pumps
C The biomass boiler has the highest CO2 emissions
D The heat pump system costs the least to run on an annual basis
E Heat pumps have the highest efficiency compared with biomass or gas boilers
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