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Radiant, conductive, and convective
Sensible, latent, and specific
Solid, liquid, and gas
Sub-atomic, atomic, and molecular
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Thermoplastic and rubber
Copper and aluminum
Glass and ceramic
Paper and wood
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Chlorine, Freon, and Chromium
Chlorine, Fluorine, and Carbon
Carbon, Freon, and Chlorine
Carbon, Frankincense, and Chlorox
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Helium, Carbon, Freon, and Chlorine
Helium, Carbon, Frankincense, and Chlorox
Hydrogen, Chlorine, Freon, and Chromium
Hydrogen, Chlorine, Fluorine, and Carbon
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Compressed air
Acetylene
Oxygen
Dry nitrogen
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Galvanized pipe
Iron pipe
Aluminum tubing
Copper tubing
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Fixed restriction
Orifice
Thermostatic expansion valve
Capillary tube
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A circular saw
A hack saw
A tubing cutter
A cutting torch
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Calories
Tons
Joules
Therms
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Whenever an OSHA inspector is on the job site
After completing the job so you can file all the required safety reports
Whenever you accidentally contact the material to find out what treatment is recommended
Before using the material so you are aware of its hazards
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Fins protect the coils from dirt.
Fins straighten the air flowing over the coils so that it flows more easily.
Fins increase heat transfer by increasing the surface area.
Fins keep small animals out of the unit by closing the gaps between the coils.
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Commercial buildings are maintained at lower temperatures to improve productivity.
The complexity of control systems for commercial buildings often cause a system to cool a building even when cooling is not needed.
Lower temperatures reduce the spread of bacteria.
Commercial buildings often have large internal heat loads from people, lights, and machines.
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Oil and non-condensavles
Carbon and particulates
Water and acid
All of the above
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Galvanized iron pipe
CPVC
Copper
PVC
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A circular saw
A hack saw
A plastic tubing shear
A pocket knife
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Willis Carrier
James Trane
Harold Goodman
Dave Lennox
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Specific, sensible, and latent
Endothermal, exothermal, and isothermal
Anterior, inferior, and superior
Conduction, convection, and radiation
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Condenser, metering device, compressor, evaporator
Compressor, condenser, metering device, evaporator
Compressor, evaporator, condenser, metering device
Metering device, condenser, evaporator, compressor
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Standard, metric, and transitional
Condensing, non-condensing, and static
Air cooled, water cooled, and evaporative
External, internal, and cross-charged
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Copper and brass
Pressure reducing and pressure increasing
Capillary tubes and orifices
High pressure and low pressure
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Anything that has mass and takes up space
Physical objects that can be seen
Anything that has weight, can be seen, and emits energy
Physical objects that emit energy
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Oil
Air
Electricity
Nitrogen
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Fahrenheit
Kelvin
Rankine
Celsius
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Radiation
Sublimation
Convectin
Conduction
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Adding cold to the room until the level of cold reaches the proper level
Removing heat from the room
Realigning the air molecules in the room
Radiating cold energy into the room
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Absorb heat into the refrigerant
Reject heat from the refrigerant
Reject heat from the condensing medium
Increase the pressure and temperature of the refrigerant
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Aluminum ladders
Any ladder that is structurally sound is safe as long as the power tool is properly gounded
Fiberglass ladders
All steel folding ladders
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Conduction
Radiation
Convection
Sublimation
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Increasing the laminar air flow through the coil
Increasing the surface area exposed to the air
Increasing the laminar refrigerant flow through the coil
Directing the air smoothly across the coil
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Helium, Freon, and Chlorine
Hydrogen, Freon, and Chromium
Hydrogen, Fluorine, and Carbon
Helium, Fluorine, and Chlorine
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Energy cannot be created or destroyed
The molecular energy band is directly proportional to the thermal activity of the molecule
Whenever energy is created, an equal quantity of energy must be destroyed to maintain thermal equilibrium
All objects contain some energy
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CFC-12
HCFC-22
HFC-134a
HFC-410A
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Pounds per square inch absolute (psia)
Newtons
Pounds per square inch gauge (psig)
Kilopascals (kPa)
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To create enough clearance so that the pipe will fit into the fitting
To remove oxides
To enhance the aesthetic appearance of the completed joint
To make it easier to see the junction between the fitting and the pipe.
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Most common refrigerants decompose on contact with air to form toxic substances
Most common refrigerants decompose on contact with air to form flammable substances
Concentrated refrigerant can cause euphoric highs that lead to irrational and dangerous behavior
The refrigerant can replace all the air in a space, depriving you of oxygen
Melting
Sublimation
Freezing
Condensation
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Refrigerant distributor
Refrigerant manifold
Refrigerant junction
Refrigerant header
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Fins increase the surface area of the coil
Fins direct the condensed water to the drain pan
Fins protect the coil from being punctured by projectiles
Fins direct the air more smoothly across the coil
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Serves as a backup sealing system to prevent refrigerant loss
Prevent stray electrical current from traveling down the pipe
Reduces mechanical vibrations set up by the compressor
Prevents moisture from condensing on the line
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Heat travels from the object with the higher BTU quantity to the object with the lower BTU quantity.
Heat travels from the object with the lower temperature to the object with the higher temperature.
Heat travels from the object with the higher temperature to the object with the lower temperature.
Heat travels from the object with the lower BTU quantity to the object with the higher BTU quantity.
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Receivers only allow liquid to leave while accumulators only allow vapor to leave
An accumulator is located on the low side just before the compressor
A liquid receiver is used after the condenser on the high side
All of the above
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Condenser
Compressor
Expansion device
Evaporator
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A hydrocarbon based chemical with noble elements replacing some of the hydrogen atoms
A fluid that is naturally cold
The fluid used in a refrigeration system for transferring heat
A fluid that can turn heat into mass
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A temperature scale with no negative temperatures and 0o equal to absolute 0
A temperature scale that uses sensitive wireless sensors to detect the vibrational frequency of the molecules in a substance to determine its temperature to a high degree of accuracy
A theoretical temperature scale that only applies to quantum physics
A thermometer that has been NIST calibrated to be absolutely correct
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Scroll compressor
Rotary compressor
Screw compressor
Reciprocating compressor
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Increase the system capacity
Insure a solid stream of liquid to the metering device
Increase system efficiency
All of the above
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Equals the heat added by the compressor
Equals the heat absorbed by the evaporator plus the heat added by the compressor
Equals the heat absorbed by the evaporator
Has no relationship to either the evaporator or compressor
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Most common refrigerants used in residential systems are highly flammable
Most common refrigerants used in residential are highly toxic
Most common refrigerants used in residential systems are highly corrosive
Asphyxiation can result from refrigerant displacing the air
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