Type 2 Flashcards

1
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Comfort Cooling

A

Air-conditioning appliances used to supply cooling in order to control heat and/or humidity in occupied facilities

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2
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Commercial Refrigeration

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Appliances (equipment) used to preserve products, as in the retail food and cold storage warehouse sectors

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3
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How do you determine system charge?

A

Use the charge stated on the equipment nameplate to determine normal charge for leak rate calculations when the system is a packaged system at the factory

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4
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Maximum leak rate for comfort cooling systems

A

10%

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5
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Maximum leak rate for commercial refrigeration

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20%

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6
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Maximum leak rate for industrial process refrigeration

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30%

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7
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How many days does the owner operator have to repair an appliance containing 50 or more pounds of regulated refrigerant that has exceeded the threshold leak rate?

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30 days to repair so that it leaks below the limit and conduct initial verification test

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8
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If an appliance with at charge of 200 pounds or more of a regulated refrigerant passes the initial verification leak test, a follow-up test mused be conducted in how many days?

A

10 days

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9
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How long can a leaking appliance with regulated refrigerant run without repair before it must be retrofitted or retired?

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12 months

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10
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If that system leak rate exceeds ______ % of its full charge in a calendar year, then a report must be submitted to EPA describing the efforts to identify and repair system leaks.

A

125%

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11
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Frequency of Leak Inspection for Comfort Cooling systems 50 pounds or more

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Once per calendar year until owner/operator can demonstrate leak has not exceeded 10% for one year

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12
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Frequency of Leak Inspection for Commercial and Industrial Process 50 to 500 pounds

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Once per calendar year until owner/operator can demonstrate leak has not exceeded 20% for commercial or 30% (IPR) for one year

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13
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Frequency of Leak Inspection for Commercial and Industrial Process more than 500 pounds

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Once every three months until owner/operator demonstrates leak has not exceeded 20% commercial or 30% (IPR) for four quarters in a row

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14
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How long must records remain on file by owner/operator?

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3 years. Leak inspections, initial leak verifcation and follow-up verification tests

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15
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Can system-dependent recovery methods be used on systems greater than 15 pounds?

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NO

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16
Q

Gauge hoses used in recovery are required to have what?

A

self-sealing connectors or hand valves to minimize refrigerant release when hoses are connected or disconnected

17
Q

To reduce recovery time, where should the service hoses be connected?

A

Liquid line and recover refrigerant in the liquid phase

18
Q

All HVAC companies must keep records of disposed appliances for how long if the charge is between 5 and 50 pounds?

A

3 years

19
Q

What can you do to the recovery cylinder to speed up recovery process?

A

Cool the cylinder to reduce pressure. You can also heat the refrigeration system

20
Q

Recovery level for Medium-pressure appliances with full charge of less than 200 lb of refrigerant

A

10 hg

21
Q

Recovery level for Medium-pressure appliances with full charge of 200 lb or more of refrigerant

A

15 hg

22
Q

Recovery level for High-pressure appliances with full charge of 200 lb or more of refrigerant

A

10 hg

23
Q

Recovery level for High-pressure appliances with full charge of less than 200 lb of refrigerant

A

0 hg

24
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Recovery level for Very-High pressure appliances

A

0 hg

25
Q

Where is the refrigerant receiver typically found?

A

In the liquid line, at the outlet of the condenser when a system uses a TXV.

26
Q

What should be used to remove ice from the sight or viewing glass?

A

Isopropyl alcohol

27
Q

Anytime a system is opened for service, what should be replaced?

A

Liquid-line filter drier

28
Q

What is an accumulator’s function?

A

Prevent any liquid refrigerant that may flow from the evaporator from flowing into the compressor

29
Q

Can the compressor operate with the discharge service valve closed?

A

NO, this will cause damage

30
Q

Nitrogen tanks require what?

A

Pressure regulators. Never install pressure relief valves in series.

31
Q

In an R410A chilled-water system, vapor is charged from a vacuum level to a pressure of approximately ______ psig corresponding to 36 degrees F to prevent freezing

A

110 psig; understand PT chart relationships

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