UNIT 2 Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
Q

Volume that each pound of gas occupies. Unit of measure is.ft3/lb.

A

Specific volume

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2
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Matter that exerts all of its force downward

A

Solid

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3
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Energy can be neither created nor destroyed, but can be converted from one form to another

A

The Law of conversion of energy

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4
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Force that matter applies to a supporting surface when it is at rest

A

Weight

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5
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Total pressure of a confined mixture of non-reacting (inert) Gases is the sum of the pressures of each of the gases in the mixture

A

Dalton’s law

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6
Q

Converting electron flow to usable energy

A

Magnetism

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7
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Rate of doing work expressed as ft-lb/min

A

Horsepower

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8
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Natural gas oil and coal are examples of this

A

Fossil fuel

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9
Q

The capacity for doing work

A

Energy

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10
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A force moving an object expressed as:
Lbs x ft= ft-lb

A

Work

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11
Q

True or false
A substance that has a specific gravity greater than the specific gravity of water (1) will sink in water

A

True

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12
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True or false
The correct unit of measurement for specific volume is lb/ft3

A

False

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13
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True or false
Tare weight (TW) is the weight of a cylinder when it is filled with water

A

False

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14
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True or false
The weight of a substance is the product of the substances, mass and the force of gravity, pulling down on it

A

True

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15
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Charles law can be expressed as
V1/T1=V2/T2

A

True

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16
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The density of a substance multiplied by its specific volume will always see a product of 1

17
Q

ft3/lb=

A

Specific volume

18
Q

3413 BTUs/hr

19
Q

746 watts

A

1 hp (horsepower)

20
Q

Lb/ft3=

21
Q

Unitless number

A

Specific gravity

22
Q

Ft-lb=

23
Q

The specific volume of dry air is 13.33 ft.³/lb. what is its density?

A

1/13.33=0.07 lb/ft3

24
Q

Specific volume is the term used to…

A

Indicate the amount of space that the weight of gas will occupy

25
How many BTUs are there in 12 kW of electrical power?
3413×12 = 40,956
26
When discarding disposable cylinders of CFC’s, HCFCs, HFC’s or HFO’s….
All of the above
27
True or false Only a few ounces of refrigerant mixed with nitrogen is considered a leak Trace gas and may be released without recovery
True
28
When calculating cylinder capacity at what temperature is the value of the liquid density of the refrigerant used?
130°F
29
True or false R-744 carbon dioxide CO2 generally does not need to be recovered
True
30
Records of leak inspections, initial leak verification, and follow up verification test must be kept on file for three years. Who maintains those records?
The owner/operator of the equipment
31
True or false The weight of a substance is the product of the substances, mass and the force of gravity, pulling down on it
True