Chapter 25 Compression Refrigeration System Pre-Startup Procedures Flashcards

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  1. Just before charging an empty refrigerating system, the entire system should be:
    A. Pressure tested
    B. Boiled out
    C. Pressures to the maximum allowable working pressure
    D. Put under a very high vacuum
    E. Hydro tested
A

D. Put under a very high vacuum

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  1. Higher than normal head pressure is undesirable because of all of the following except it:
    A. Creates lower evaporator pressure
    B. Increases power consumption
    C. Reduces compressor capacity
    D. Over stresses the compressor parts
    E. Is detrimental to compressor valves and lubrication
A

A. Creates lower evaporator pressure

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3.	If the pressure does not drop noticeably on both sides of the refrigeration system all pipe joints in the system should be tested for leaks using: 
A.	Litmus paper
B.	An electronic tester
C.	A soap solution
D.	A halide torch
E.	Water
A

B. An electronic tester

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4.	Positive pressure testing of a refrigeration system is done using dry \_\_\_\_\_ gas as the pressure agent. 
A.	Nitrogen
B.	Carbon monoxide
C.	Oxygen
D.	Hydrogen sulphide
E.	Helium
A

A. Nitrogen

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  1. Once any leaks found in the system are repaired:
    A. Refrigerant can be added to the system
    B. The system should be evacuated
    C. The system is ready for operation
    D. A second pressure test should be conducted
    E. The pressure can be released
A

D. A second pressure test should be conducted

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  1. Oil is added to the refrigeration system by _____ while the compressor is in operation.
    A. Pouring it into the crankcase
    B. Charging it into the condenser with a suitable pump
    C. Charging it into the evaporator with a suitable pump
    D. Charging it into the crankcase with a suitable pump
    E. Pouring it into the condenser
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D. Charging it into the crankcase with a suitable pump

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7.	What personal protective equipment (PPE) is required when charging a system with refrigerant?
A.	Rubber gloves
B.	Face shield
C.	Goggles
D.	Encapsulated suit
E.	Self contained breathing apparatus
A

C. Goggles

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8.	Regulations of the authority having jurisdiction may require that a \_\_\_\_\_ be reported. 
A.	Flush of the condenser
B.	Evacuation of the evaporator
C.	Change of the compressor
D.	Loss of refrigerant
E.	Loss of cooling water
A

D. Loss of refrigerant

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9.	Non-condensable gases in a refrigeration system consist mainly of \_\_\_\_\_ that may have leaked into the system by improper operating or maintenance procedures. 
A.	Impurities in the refrigerant
B.	Air
C.	Gases caused by lubrication breakdown
D.	Sulphur dioxide
E.	Nitrogen oxide
A

B. Air

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10.	The initial refrigerant charge is given on the \_\_\_\_\_ side of the system. 
A.	Low-pressure
B.	High-pressure
C.	Evaporator
D.	Compressor inlet
E.	Expansion valve outlet
A

B. High-pressure

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  1. Overcharging a system causes _____ creating high compressor power consumption.
    A. High compressor suction and discharge pressures
    B. Low suction evaporator pressure
    C. High condenser pressure
    D. High receiver temperature
    E. Low evaporator temperature
A

A. High compressor suction and discharge pressures

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12.	Evacuation of the refrigeration system should not be attempted unless the temperature of the surrounding air is \_\_\_\_\_ or higher. 
A.	0°C (32°F)
B.	5°C (41°F)
C.	10°C (50°F)
D.	15°C (59°F)
E.	20°C (68°F)
A

E. 20°C (68°F)

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  1. The low-pressure side is isolated when its minimum design pressure is reached and then the pressurizing gas is admitted to the refrigeration system high-pressure side and increased to the required:
    A. High-pressure side minimum design pressure
    B. Low-pressure side operating pressure
    C. High-pressure side operating pressure
    D. Low-pressure side minimum design pressure
    E. High-pressure side maximum design pressure
A

A. High-pressure side minimum design pressure

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14.	Regulations of the authority having jurisdiction may require that a \_\_\_\_\_ be reported.
A.	Flush of the condenser
B.	Evacuation of the evaporator
C.	Change of the compressor
D.	Loss of refrigerant
E.	Loss of cooling water
A

D. Loss of refrigerant

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  1. Purge systems are required on refrigeration systems that operate:
    A. Below atmospheric temperature
    B. Below atmospheric pressure
    C. Above atmospheric temperature
    D. Only with ammonia as the refrigerant
    E. Without a qualified operator in attendance
A

B. Below atmospheric pressure

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16.	Frost formation on the suction line in a \_\_\_\_\_ system may indicate overcharging. 
A.	Automatic expansion
B.	Capillary tube
C.	Thermostatic expansion
D.	Low-pressure float
E.	High-pressure float
A

B. Capillary tube

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17.	Escaping refrigerant will be drawn into the halide torch detectors tube and travel to the burner causing the flame to turn a brilliant: 
A.	Red
B.	Green
C.	Orange
D.	Yellow
E.	Purple
A

B. Green

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18.	During charging of the refrigeration system short cycling of the compressor should be avoided due to the starting stress which is placed on the: 
A.	Expansion valve
B.	Condenser cooling water valve
C.	Evaporator level control
D.	Compressor valves
E.	Compressor motor
A

E. Compressor motor

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19.	Wetted litmus paper detects leaks in ammonia refrigeration systems by changing the colour of the litmus paper to a: 
A.	White
B.	Bright green
C.	Light blue
D.	Orange
E.	Reddish hue
A

E. Reddish hue

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20.	Caution when burned the halocarbon refrigerants containing fluorine produce a very toxic \_\_\_\_\_ gas. 
A.	Hydrogen sulphide
B.	Sulphur dioxide
C.	Carbon monoxide
D.	Phosgene
E.	Mustard
A

D. Phosgene

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21.	During the charging process the refrigerant that passes through the system is stored in liquid form in the:
A.	Evaporator
B.	Chiller
C.	Compressor
D.	Receiver
E.	Expansion valve
A

D. Receiver

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  1. As the pressurizing gas is admitted to the refrigeration system the pressure is first increased to the required:
    A. High-pressure side minimum design pressure
    B. Low-pressure side operating pressure
    C. High-pressure side operating pressure
    D. Low-pressure side minimum design pressure
    E. High-pressure side maximum design pressure
A

D. Low-pressure side minimum design pressure

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  1. Just before charging an empty refrigerating system, the entire system should be:
    A. Pressure tested
    B. Boiled out
    C. Pressures to the maximum allowable working pressure
    D. Put under a very high vacuum
    E. Hydro tested
A

D. Put under a very high vacuum

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  1. The refrigeration system condenser pressure should be slightly higher than the saturation pressure corresponding to the temperature of the refrigerant in the:
    A. Evaporator
    B. Downstream side of the expansion valve
    C. Upstream side of the compressor
    D. Accumulator
    E. Condenser
A

E. Condenser