Quiz 6 Flashcards

1
Q

The Fahrenheit scale is based on boiling water having a sea level temperature of?

A

212

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2
Q

Zero pounds gauge pressure corresponds to an absolute scale reading of?

A

14.696

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3
Q

Hidden heat in refrigeration work is referred to as?

A

Latent heat

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4
Q

Absolute zero on the Fahrenheit scale equals?

A

-460

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5
Q

The heat used to change a liquid to a gas is called the latent heat of?

A

Vaporization

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6
Q

A thermometer is used to measure?

A

Sensible heat

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7
Q

Which of the following causes a change of state of a substance?

A

Latent heat

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8
Q

Heat transfer flows from a material at a higher temperature to a lower temperature

A

True

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9
Q

The amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one pound of a substance one degree Fahrenheit is?

A

Specific heat

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10
Q

Convert 75 degrees Celsius to Fahrenheit

A

F = (1.8 x C) + 32

167 F

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11
Q

Convert 87 degrees Fahrenheit to Celsius

A

C = .555 x (F -32)

30.525 C

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12
Q

Convert -40 degrees Celsius to Fahrenheit

A

F = (1.8 x C) + 32
-40 F

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13
Q

Heat being a form of energy cannot be ________

A

Destroyed

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14
Q

Ice will begin to melt when it’s sensible temperature rises above

A

32 F

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15
Q

Name the three states most elements and compounds may exist in

A

Solid, gas, liquid

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16
Q

The device/unit used to measure the quantity of heat is the

A

BTU

17
Q

The instrument used to measure the intensity or level of heat is called

A

Thermometer

18
Q

Heat transfer will exist between two objects of the same temperature

A

False

19
Q

The boiling point of water on the Celsius scale at sea level is

A

100 C

20
Q

Atmospheric pressure would be greater on a mountain top compared to its pressure at seal level

A

True

21
Q

Approximately how many inches of mercury are equal atmospheric pressure at sea level under standard conditions

A

29.92 in HG

22
Q

Definition of a substance that takes up space and has weight

A

Matter

23
Q

In which direction does a solid exert pressure

A

Downward

24
Q

In which direction does a liquid exert pressure

A

Downward and outward

25
Q

In which direction does a gas exert pressure

A

All directions

26
Q

Heat is considered a form of energy

A

True

27
Q

Magnetism is considered a form of energy

A

True

28
Q

Electricity is purchased from the utility company and measured by the

A

Kilo-hour

29
Q

One kilowatt (KW) equals _____ BTUs

A

3413

30
Q

How many watts of electrical energy equals one horsepower

A

746

31
Q

There are three quantities needed to determine horsepower. They are weight/force, distance, and _____

A

Time

32
Q

Referring to manifold gauges, the low side gauge divisions are calculated in

A

Five pound increments

33
Q

Also referring to manifold gauges, the high side gauge division are calibrated in

A

Five pound increments

34
Q

This gauge reads pressures above and below atmospheric pressure

A

Low sided gauge

35
Q

Bonus. It would take ________ horsepower motor to lift a 2000 pound condensing unit 30 feet in 30 seconds

A

Force = Mass x Acceleration (32.2 ft/s)
2000 x 32.2 = 64400 lb ft/s
64400 x 30 ft = 1932000 lb ft
Work = 1932000
Time = 30 seconds

HP = 1932000 / (30s x 550)
HP = 117.85