Chapter 11 - Basic Cycle Quiz Flashcards

1
Q

Which refrigeration system component absorbs heat from where it is unwanted?

Compressor

Condenser

Evaporator

Liquid line

A

evaporator

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2
Q

The normal amount of superheat at the evaporator outlet is ____ degrees Fahrenheit.

0

10

45

80

A

10

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3
Q

Refrigerant inside the evaporator tubing is in which of the following saturated condition?

Low-temperature, low-pressure

Low-temperature, high-pressure

High-temperature, low-pressure

High-temperature, high-pressure

A

low temperature, low pressure

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4
Q

Which component of the refrigerant system connects the evaporator outlet to the compressor intake?

Hot-gas discharge line

Liquid line

Condensing line

Suction line

A

suction line

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5
Q

The condenser is a heat exchanger, which is designed to ____ heat.

absorb

add

release

soak up

A

release

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6
Q

Evaporators operate on the principles of conduction and ____.

convection

dissipation

radiation

thermodynamics

A

convection

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7
Q

Which of the following types of evaporators is commonly used in chest-type domestic freezers?

Plate-type

Shelf-type

Shell-type

Wall-type

A

wall-type

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8
Q

Which of the following types of evaporators is the most widely used in domestic, commercial, and industrial applications?

Finned-tube-type

Plate-type

Shell-type

Wall-type

A

finned-tube-type

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9
Q

Which of the following is not one of the three basic types of compressors?

Closed

Hermetic

Open

Semihermetic

A

closed

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10
Q

To achieve proper condenser operation, the compressor must increase the refrigerant pressure to a saturation temperature ____ degrees Fahrenheit higher than the ambient air entering the condenser.

1 to 5

8 to 15

30 to 35

75 to 80

A

30 to 50

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11
Q

All of the following are the types of air-cooled condensers commonly used in domestic refrigeration, except for which one?

Finned-tube

Plate-type

Wall static

Wire static

A

plate type

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12
Q

For commercial application, the ____ convection condenser is generally preferred.

forced

natural

normal

standard

A

forced

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13
Q

Makeup water is necessary, because cooling towers evaporate about ____ gallons of water every hour for each ton of refrigeration.

0.5

2

5

10

A

2

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14
Q

A refrigeration system is turned on when the rising air temperature reaches the ____ point of the air-sensitive thermostat.

cut-in

cut-out

pressure drop

safety relief

A

cut-in

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15
Q

The mail objective of the condenser operation is to have all refrigerant in ____ form in the final pass of the condenser tubing.

gas

liquid

solid

vapor

A

liquid

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16
Q

Suctions lines are insulated for the following reasons, except to ____.

limit superheating of suction line gas

prevent condensation and frost on the suction line

prevent reduced compressor efficiency

short-cycle the system

A

short-cycle the system

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17
Q

The evaporator temperature difference only exists when the system is in the on cycle.
True
False

18
Q

In the basic refrigeration cycle, the circulating refrigerant absorbs unwanted heat at one location and carries it to another location where it will be released.

True
False
19
Q

When the temperature of the incoming air reaches the desired lower temperature level, the thermostat turns off the evaporator fan.

True
False
20
Q

The refrigerant being discharged by the compressor is in the form of a low-pressure, low-temperature gas.

True
False
21
Q

The condenser is designed to absorb heat.

True
False
22
Q

The shell-type evaporator was commonly used as the freezing compartment in domestic refrigerators that had automatic defrost.

True
False
23
Q

A very long suction line or one with many bends or fittings will lead to a pressure increase.

True
False
24
Q

The compressor is the “heart” of the refrigeration system.

True
False
25
Water-cooled condensers are less efficient than air-cooled condensers. True False
false
26
The wall static condenser is efficient, hidden from view, and space-saving. True False
true
27
Water-cooled condensers are the most commonly used type of condenser in commercial systems. True False
false
28
The water-regulating valve is designed to control head pressure by governing the flow of cooling water to the condenser. True False
true
29
The heat-exchanging device located inside the area where the heat is to be removed is called the
evaporator
30
Convention can be ______________________________ or forced.
natural
31
The gas-carrying capacity of a(n) ______________________________ line is closely calculated to match the flow of gas from the evaporator to the compressor.
suction
32
The two types of natural convection domestic refrigeration condensers are the wire static and the ______________________________ static.
wall
33
The tube-in-a-tube condenser applies the ______________________________ principle for maximum efficiency.
counter-flow
34
The purpose of a(n) ______________________________ tower is to lower the temperature of the water leaving a water-cooled condenser so the water can be recirculated through the condenser for further cooling.
cooling
35
Connects the condenser outlet to the refrigerant metering device
liquid line
36
Connects the evaporator outlet to the compressor intake
metering device
37
Copper tubing allowing discharged hot gas to travel to condenser
hot gas discharge line
38
Controls flow of liquid refrigerant into the evaporator
metering device
39
Heat-exchanging device which releases heat
condenser
40
Pump low-pressure vapor into the high side of the system
compressor
41
Heat-exchanging device which absorbs heat
evaporator