Volume 4, change 05 (newest version of CDC's) Covers all Unit Review Questions from Volume 4
A heat setting is selected
Constant flame is established
The temp guage reads COOL
The inside temp reaches 140 degrees F
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During the engine start up with the ignition switch in PREHEAT position
Never, as it will result in serious engine damage
When the temp guage reads COOL
When ambient temp is below 32 degrees F
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Without first talking with the operator
Without first consulting your supervisor
Unless accurate technical data is available
Unless in the presence of an experienced mechanic
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British Thermal Unit
Sensible heat
Specific heat
Latent heat
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Super heat
Latent heat
Specific heat
Sensible heat
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Sensible heat
Specific heat
Super heat
Latent heat
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Pressure increases, it raises the boiling point
Pressure increases, it lowers the boiling point
The boiling point increases, it raises the pressure
The boiling point increases, it lowers the pressure
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Temperature of the vapor
Type of heat transfer
Moisture in the air
Pressure applied
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Blower control switch
Airflow control switch
Evaporator control switch
Temperature control switch
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Liquid refrigerant
Gaseous refrigerant
Pure water solution
Ethylene glycol/water solution
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Low pressure gas
High pressure gas
Low pressure liquid
High pressure liquid
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Heatsink coils
Condenser coils
Evaporator coils
Receiver inlet valve
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30 psi oil pressure is registered on the engine oil pressure guage
You release the start switch
The engine warms up
The engine starts
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Air cooler fan
Air volume controller
Temperature controller
Temperature control knob
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Low pressure cutout
High pressure cutout
Temperature controller
Temperature control switch
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Inward leaks
Vacuum leaks
Pressure leaks
Outward leaks
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To use vacuum pumps
To use the HCU
The output air is between 150 degrees F - 185 degrees F
The refrigerant has become a low-pressure vapor for compressor use
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An air compressor fan only
An expansion turbine only
A heat exchanger and an expansion turbine
An expansion turbine and a compressor fan
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Compressor
Heat exchanger
Expansion turbine
Temperature controller
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Ensure the engine is at governed speed before engaging compressor
Allow the oil and discharge pressures to stabilize
Defrost the evaporator
Build-up oil pressure
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Condensing refrigerant absorbs heat from the air stream
Boiling refrigerant absorbs heat from the air stream
Condensing refrigerant loses heat to the air stream
Boiling refrigerant loses heat to the air stream
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Defrost
Heat boost
Vapor injection
Liquid injection
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Air shutoff
Fuel shutoff
Coolant control
Refrigerant flow
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Permit refrigerant pressure to equalize
Perform maximum refrigerant pump down
Place heating/cooling switch in HEATING position
Place the reversing valve lever in the HEATING position
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Isolate the problem
Perform a service inspection
Perform an operational check
Recognize the write-up as a malfunction
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Frosting at the outlet
Sweating of the outlet
Increased suction pressure
Loosen fittings to check flow
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Lubricates the connecting rods
Has high viscosity and is very inflammable
Forms a seal between the vanes and the stator
Permits it to be typed as a high pressure unit
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Hollow-ported bolt
Drilled passages
Rotor shaft
Stator shaft
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Ensure minimum pressure within the oil chamber
Ensure minimum pressure to the condensate drain
Prevent receiver air from flowing back tot he compressor by working as a check valve
Increase the efficiency of the felt pads by ensuring they receive a constant minimum air pressure.
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Oil
Air
Water
Hydraulic fluid
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High volume, high pressure
High volume, low pressure
Low volume, high pressure
Low volume, low pressure
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Atmospheric pressure
Electrical input
Oil rpessure
Pushrods
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Cool the compressed air
Ensure even compression of the air
Introduce moisture to the compressed air
Remove moisture from the compressed air
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Brake assembly
Engine oil level
Unit for cleanliness
Front end alignment
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Tow
Closed
Opened
Transport
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High-pressure
Low-pressure
High volume
Low volume
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Filters
Carbon absorber
Booster compressor
Separation membrane
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5 seconds
10 seconds
15 seconds
20 seconds
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2400 psig
4100 psig
4400 psig
6400 psig
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2/3 to 3/4 inch from the bottom of the glass
2/3 to 3/4 from the top of the glass
1/2 inch from the bottom of the glass
1/2 inch from the top of the glass
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Warming door is not lowered for cold weather operating conditions
Low oil level in the feed air compressor lubricant separator tank
Booster compressor defective
Poor air ventilation
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Weather conditions
Wind direction
Ventilation
Safety
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Open position
Stand position
Aircraft position
External position
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Relief valves
Aircraft pumps
Low pressure filters
High pressure filters
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Volume control
Flow control valve
Compensator control
Flowmeter assembly
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Flowmeter to be damaged
Aircraft reservoir to overfill
Flow control valve seals to rupture
Return system pressure to decrease
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Water level switch
Oil pressure switch
Fuel level indicator
Fuel pressure switch
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Compensator control valve
Return system bypass valve
Supply shut-off valve
System selector valve
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