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WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS!!




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101
Term



A water chilled system uses refrigerant R123. A leak in the evaporator
shell may result in?



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A lower than normal low side
An increase in refrigerant flow.
pressure.

, A decrease in system efficiency. A higher than normal high
side pressure.

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Term


The process of which refrigerant is extracted and cleaned for reuse
without requirements for reclamation is called



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compost recycle




reclaim repair


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Term


The cause of a starved evaporator might be



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leaking door gaskets high heat transfer coefficiency

, low refrigerant charge high suction superheat


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Term


You are an engineer running a 2000-ton (steam-driven turbine)
centrifugal refrigeration system, a refrigeration system supplies
chilled water to a college campus with multiple buildings. During the
course of making your rounds, you check the 9 cell cooling tower on
the roof. You note that water level in all of the cooling tower cells
is very low. Which of the following immediate action would you
take?



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Turn on pump#2, turn off pump#1,
the trouble shoot it. Never do
All answers are correct
anything else. Always keep
water flowing.




Add additional make up water
to cooling tower! (no water, Establish oil pressure during
add more water duh) turbine start uip



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, Term


A refrigerant engineer verifies that a condenser water pump is
cavitating. Of the following, the most likely cause for this
condition is:

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An insufficient water supply to the A faulty cooling tower water
condenser level controller




A blocked condenser coil A malfunctioning compressor motor


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All liquid has been recovered from a system to be overhauled, the
system



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can be opened immediately after should not be opened until
liquid recovery. all vapor has been
recovered.




should be opened to allow air in. must be opened to check for leaks.


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