B-09: Basic Concepts Of Compression And Absorption Flashcards

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1
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(4-118-1.2) The refrigeration compressors operating control that uses a bimetal element is a:

A. Fluid expansion actuating control
B. Pressurestat
C. Humidistat
D. Temperature actuated control

A

D. Temperature actuated control

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Which of the following statements is true about oil pots?

A. Oil pots are pressure vessels that trap oil
B. Oil pots are atmospheric vessels that trap oil
C. Oil pots feature an increasing frost line as the accumulate refrigerant from the system
D. Oil pots feature a decreasing front line as they accumulate oil from the system

A

A. Oil pots are pressure vessels that trap oil

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(4-117-2-4) The refrigeration condenser design that requires chemical cleaning, because it cannot be mechanically cleaned, is the:

A. Shell and tube condenser
B. Shell and coil condenser
C. Air-cooled condenser
D. Evaporative condenser

A

B. Shell and coil condenser

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During manual pump down of a refrigeration system, why is the low-side pressure rarely reduced below atmospheric pressure ?

A. Air may be drawn in and damage components
B. Cooling water has to be kept running on the condenser
C. Compound gauges cannot indicate below atmospheric pressure
D. Refrigerant may escape into surrounding areas

A

A. Air may be drawn in and damage components

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(4-113-2.1) The function of the condenser in a refrigeration system is to:

A. Lower the temperature of the liquid refrigerant
B. Change high pressure refrigerant vapour to liquid
C. Lower the temperature of the refrigerant vapour
D. Lower the liquid refrigerant pressure

A

B. Change high pressure refrigerant vapour to liquid

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(4-114-1.11) The refrigerant R-134A belongs to the following safety group:

A. A2
B. B1
C. A3
D. A1

A

D. A1

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Which type of refrigeration system has the evaporator surface in direct contact with the material or space being refrigerated ?

A. Industrial refrigerator
B. Direct
C. House refrigerator
D. Indirect

A

B. Direct

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The presence of ammonia in the brine system is an indication of:

A. A refrigerant that is suitable for temperatures above 0 degrees Celsius
B. A leak in the primary refrigerant piping
C. A weak brine concentration; more calcium chloride should be added
D. A refrigerant that is suitable for temperature below 0 degrees Celsius

A

B. A leak in the primary refrigerant piping

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(4-116-1.4) The safety head of a refrigeration compressor is designed to:

A. Unload cylinders if over-loaded
B. Relieve pressure due to liquid in the cylinder
C. Prevent damage due to freeze-up
D. Take the place of a safety relief valve

A

B. Relieve pressure due to liquid in the cylinder

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10
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What is used to raise the refrigerant vapour pressure in an absorption refrigeration system?

A. Compressor
B. Evaporator
C. Absorber
D. Generator

A

D. Generator

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(4-122-2.3) If the chilled water temperature drops approximately 2.5-3 Degrees C below the chilled water temperature set point, the chilled water low temperature cut out will:

A. Start the compressor
B. Shut down the compressor
C. Stop the chilled water pumps
D. Start the condenser pump

A

B. Shut down the compressor

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(4-113-1.8) Refrigerants will evaporate when the:

A. Pressure is increased
B. Temperature is increased to saturation temperature
C. Temperature is reduced below saturation temperature
D. Heat is removed from them

A

B. Temperature is increased to saturation temperature

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(4-113-1.2) Heat that causes an increase in temperature, is called _____ heat:

A. Radiant
B. Sensible
C. Latent
D. Convective

A

B. Sensible

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14
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The major building occupancy classes include all of the following, except:

A. Industrial
B. Educational
C. Commercial
D. Institutional

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B. Educational

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(4-123-2.1) Absorption refrigeration systems may use waste heat in order to:

A. Pressurize the system
B. Evaporate water from the weak lithium bromide
C. Decrease the evaporation point of the refrigerant
D. Maintain a minimum load on the system, during periods of low cooling demand
E. Increase the lithium boiling point

A

B. Evaporate water from the weak lithium bromide

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(4-113-1.9) The two major types of compression refrigeration systems are:

A. Frosting and non-frosting
B. Commercial and residential
C. Indirect and direct
D. High pressure and low pressure

A

C. Indirect and direct

17
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What does the pH of brine indicate ?

A. Potential corrosion problems
B. Air leak into the system
C. High concentration of solids
D. Strength of the brine

A

A. Potential corrosion problems

18
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(4-123-2.3) In order to lower the boiling point of the refrigerant in the lithium bromide refrigeration system, it is important that the system maintain:

A. An extremely high vacuum
B. Very high pressure
C. Very low temperatures
D. High absorbent circulation rates

A

A. An extremely high vacuum

19
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What must be located outside a Class T machinery room?

A. Spare flashlights
B. Light switches
C. Disposable coveralls
D. Machinery shut off switch

A

D. Machinery shut off switch

20
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Which of the following is NOT an optional component of a refrigeration system?

A. A condenser cooling fan
B. An evaporator fan
C. A liquid receiver
D. An evaporator

A

D. An evaporator