Type 2 Flashcards
Which part of a belt-driven non-hermetic compressor is most likely to leak if the compressor has not been used for serval months?
a. Suction service valve.
b. Rotating shaft seal.
c. One or both of the king valves.
d. Head gasket on discharge side.
B: Rotating shaft seal
Which of the following is an indicator of a leak in a high-pressure system with a capillary tube?
a. High head pressure
b. Low water temperature
c. Excessive superheat
d. Frequent purging
C: Excessive superheat
When a new system has been assembled, the first thing to do is: _________.
a) evacuate the system
b) pressurize the system with an inert gas and leak check
c) pressurize the system with refrigerant to be used in the system
d) introduce an initial charge of refrigerant and start the compressor
b) pressurize the system with an inert gas and leak check
50 pounds or more of R-123 is leaking. what leak rate does EPA requires that the equipment be repaired A) 5% B) 10% C) 15% D) 20%
B) 10%
retail food and cold storage warehouse sectors A) Commercial refrigeration B) Industrial PRocess refrigeration c) Comfort cooling d) Ice making refrigeration
A) Commercial refrigeration
where must you connect a hose in order to recover liquid refrigerant A) The compressor suction valve B) The compressor discharge valve c) The liquid line d) the condenser inlet
C) The liquid line
Recovering refrigerant from a system in vapor phase will minimize loss of: A) water B) oil C) refrigerant D) non-condensable
B) oil
how can you speed up the removal of the refrigerant charge from a system
a) Using a smaller recovery vessel
b) Cooling the recovery cylinder to lower its pressure
c) Using a two-stage vacuum pump
d) Heating the recovery cylinder to raise its pressure
b) Cooling the recovery cylinder to lower its pressure
why could a Recycling or recovery equipment using hermetic compressors has the potential to overheat when drawing deep vacuum because:
A. It runs faster than other equipment
B. The motor relies on the flow of refrigerant through the compressor for cooling
C. It has a higher compression ratio than other equipment
D. The oils used in hermetic compressors at lower temperatures than the oils used in other equipment
B. The motor relies on the flow of refrigerant through the compressor for cooling
why do Gauges set hoses used for field service work should have self-sealing connectors or hand valves in order to:
A. Minimize the chance of an explosion during refrigerant recovery
B. Prevent venting during recycling
C. Minimize refrigerant release when hoses are connected and disconnected
D. Prevent vapor lock during liquid transfer
C. Minimize refrigerant release when hoses are connected and disconnected
refrigerant has been recovered from an air conditioning system and held in a refillable cylinder, in order to replace the condenser coil
a) may be charged back into the system
b) May be sold as is to another equipment owner
c) must be reclaimed
d) must be destroyed
a) may be charged back into the system
Refrigerant should be removed from the condenser outlet when: A. The condenser is below the receiver B. The condenser is on the roof C. The compressor is inoperative D. The evaporator has a small leak
A. The condenser is below the receiver
Which of the following statements about recycling and recovery equipment for stationary refrigeration is FALSE
a) it must be tested by an EPA-approved third party
b) Purchaseed of such equipments must be reported to EPA
c) it must be equippend with low-loss fitting
d) equipment designed to recover flammable refrigerant must meet specific UL safety standard
b) Purchaseed of such equipments must be reported to EPA
You are changing out the compressor of a system containing 40 pounds of R-404A. In addition to
isolating the compressor, which of the following procedures should you follow?
A. Simply remove the compressor and cap the ends.
B. Evacuate the isolated section of the system to atmospheric pressure, then remove the compressor.
C. Evacuate the isolated section of the system to 0 psig and if system pressure does not rise after a few
minutes, remove the compressor.
D. Evacuate the isolated section of the system to 5 inches of vacuum and when the system’s pressure
rises out of the vacuum, remove the compressor.
C. Evacuate the isolated section of the system to 0 psig and if system pressure does not rise after a few
minutes, remove the compressor.
When can appliance containing refrigerants be recovered to atmospheris pressure?
a) for major repair
b) the repair is followed by an evacuation
c) leaks in the applicance make recovery to the prescribed level unattainable
d) the appliance is being disposed of and recycled
c) leaks in the applicance make recovery to the prescribed level unattainable