Explore the fundamentals of refrigeration systems in our trivia quiz! Test your understanding of key concepts such as heat transfer, refrigeration cycles, and the behavior of refrigerants. This quiz is perfect for students and professionals looking to assess or refresh their knowledge in thermodynamics and refrigeration engineering.
Remove the oil from the refrigerant
Cool the refrigerant from the compressor
Cool the oil in the condenser
None of the above
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Motor control
Temperature control
Shutoff valve
High pressure switch
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Ammeter
Voltmeter
Ohmmeter
None of the above
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Remove dust
Provide proper air circulation
Remove lint
All of the above
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Ammeter
Ohmmeter
Voltmeter
All of the above
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High pressure vapor
Low pressure vapor
Low pressure liquid
High pressure liquid
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Center gauge
High side gauge
Low side gauge
High side and low side gauge
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Red
Black
Green
White
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Compressor
Condenser
Evaporator
Receiver
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Front sit the valve
Back sit the valve
Mid position the valve
All of the above
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Venting it into the air
Bleeding off some of the charge into the air and recovering the remainder
Using recovery/recycling equipment
None of the above
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Moisture in the system
Dirt in the system
High temperature
All of the above
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Heat that can be measured
Heat that can be felt by touching it
Heat that changes a substance without changing its temperature
None of the above
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To restore full wall thickness
To remove the burrs
Only aluminum tubing should be burred
All of the above
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Metering device
Open-type
Condenser
Compressor
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Condenser
Evaporator
Compressor
Capillary tube
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An automatic shot of valve
Low loss fitting
A regulator
A low pressure control
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Only two
Only three
Only one
Depends on the recovery machine
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Fluids that absorb heat inside a cabinet
Fluids that release heat outside of a cabinet
Fluids that absorb heat outside of a cabinet
Both A and B
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Kilowatt
Microfarad
Ampere
Volt
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Liquid refrigerant expands with an increase in temperature
A cylinder completely filled liquid will burst if it warms up
Liquid refrigerant will foam in the cylinder
Both A and B
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Ammeter
Ohmmeter
Voltmeter
Wattmeter
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Cold to warm
Warm to cold
Liquid to gas
All of the above
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Kilowatt
Microfarad
Milliamps
Volt
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Kilowatt
Volt
Ohm
Ampere
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One
Two
Three
Four
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When a new compressor is installed
When the filter is clogged
Once a year during system maintenance
Both A and B
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Compressor, Accumulator, Receiver, Evaporator
Evaporator, Condenser, Receiver, Compressor
Compressor, Metering Device, Condenser, Evaporator
Metering Device, Compressor, Condenser, Filter-drier
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Vapor pressure
Gravity
An electromagnet
A bimetal strip when heated
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Sky blue
White
Light green
Yellow
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The amount of heat required to raise 1 lb of water 1 degree
The total amount of heat absorbed in a change of state
The amount of heat necessary to raise 1 lb of substance 1 degree
The total amount of heat to be removed from a given area in a specific time
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When you do not know what type of refrigerant you are recovering
All the time if the refrigerant cylinder is marked
Never
Only when the refrigerant is going to be reused
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Low pressure control
Temperature control
Both A and B
None of the above
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Electronic and ultrasonic leak detector
Soap solution
Halide leak detector
None of the above
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Only if the line breaks completely
At a faster rate than other refrigerants
In uneven amounts due to different vapor pressures
At a slower rate than other refrigerants
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The temperature of vapor below its boiling point as a liquid
The temperature of vapor above its boiling point as a liquid
The temperature of vapor below its condensing point
None of the above
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To protect their eyes from flying metal particles
To protect their eyes from the light
To protect their eyes from the heat
All of the above
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Carelessness
Lack of knowledge
Stupidity
None of the above
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Movement of heat by fluid or air
Heat waves from the sun
Heat traveling through a solid object from end to end
Radiation from the sun
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Motor and compressor in a dome
Compressor that is belt driven
Direct-drive motor
Hermetic split-phase induction motor
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Yellow
Green
Sky Blue
Light green
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A vacuum of 1000 microns
A vacuum of 2 microns
A vacuum of 500 microns
A vacuum of 5 microns
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Suction pressure valve
Check valve
Thermostatic expansion valve
4-way solenoid valve
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Voltage drop
Faster speed
Voltage increase
Both B and C
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R-134a
R-22
R-409a
R-12
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Radiation
Conduction
Convection
All of the above
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Accumulator
Evaporator
Receiver
Suction line
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Compressor
Condenser
Evaporator
Metering device
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