UNITS 1-8 Flashcards

1
Q

Convert 150°F to Celsius

A

65.56°C

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2
Q

0°C converted into Fahrenheit

A

32°F

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3
Q

-30°C converted into Fahrenheit

A

-22°F

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4
Q

350°C converted into Fahrenheit

A

662°F

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5
Q

-400°F converted into Celsius

A

-240°C

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6
Q

Which temperature is the hottest?
a. 600R
B. -20C
C. 150F
D. 380k

A

D. 380K

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7
Q

True or false
Latent heat is also known as hidden heat because it can’t be measured .

A

True

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8
Q

True or false
The Uninsulated portion of the suction line should be warm and dry.

A

False it should be cold and sweaty

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9
Q

True or false
Specific heat is the amount of heat necessary to raise the temperature of 1 pound of water, 1°F .

A

False
1 pound of any substance

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10
Q

True or false
As you gain elevation/altitude, atmospheric pressure decreases

A

True

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11
Q

A compound pressure gauge reads pressures above and below atmospheric pressure

A

True

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12
Q

System superheat is measured by placing a thermal couple on the suction line right before it enters the compressor

A

True

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13
Q

The instrument that measures atmospheric pressure is called the Bourdon Tube

A

False

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14
Q

Pressure is defined as force per unit of area

A

True

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15
Q

When water at 212°F boils it is only absorbing latent heat

A

True

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16
Q

The two common temperature scales used by air-conditioning and refrigeration technicians are called

A

Fahrenheit, scale and Celsius scale

17
Q

Heat that changes the temperature of a substance is called

A

Sensible heat

18
Q

Convert pressure into atmospheric levels
325 psig

A

339.696 psia or 339.70 psia rounded

19
Q

235 psia= ?psig

A

220.304psig

20
Q

15 in Hg= ?psia

A

7.5psia

21
Q

6 in HG =?psia

A

12psia

22
Q

Gauge that can read pressures above and below atmospheric pressure

A

Compound gauge

23
Q

Energy traveling from one molecule to another within a substance

A

Conduction

24
Q

Instrument used to measure atmospheric pressure

A

Barometer

25
Q

Absolute scale of Fahrenheit

A

Rankine scale

26
Q

Level of heat

A

Temperature

27
Q

14.696 psi at sea level

A

Standard condition

28
Q

Gaseous state of a substance

A

Vapor

29
Q

Movement of molecules within a substance

A

Molecular motion

30
Q

Amount of energy required to change a substance into a vapor

A

Latent heat of vaporization

31
Q

As the temperature of a material increases the molecules in the material

A

Travel faster

32
Q

True or false
Silicone elastomers used in seals and gaskets are not compatible with HFO refrigerants

A

True

33
Q

What should be used to remove ice from site glasses or viewing glasses?

A

Alcohol spray

34
Q

Persons who maintain service repair or dispose of appliances, containing more than 5 pounds of refrigerant, or if the installation of such equipment requires refrigerant, charging, must be certified as type—— technician

A

Type two technician

35
Q

The superheating takes place and what basic components of the refrigeration system?

A

Condenser

36
Q

In order for a pound of 60°F water to boil how many BTUs of heat must be added to it?

A

152 BTUs

37
Q

What do the inner rings of numbers and different colors of an analog manifold gauge indicate

A

Outer ring equals pressure colors equal refrigerants numbers, equal temperature