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How does the refrigeration technician/operator know what the conditions are
within a refrigeration system?
By using his knowledge of system basic operating principles to evaluate
temperature and pressure readings.




What is the scale used to measure Fahrenheit temperature absolute?
Rankine




Which of the following is used to measure the quantity of heat energy?
British Thermal Units (BTUS) or calories.




When calculating the BTUS that have to be removed to cool a substance, what
combination of the following is used?
pounds of substance, temperature difference, specific heat




Latent heat of vaporization
is the heat energy required to cause a liquid to become a vapor.

,Pressure is a measure of
the relationship of a force being applied over a given area.




The relationship between temperature difference and heat flow is.
The greater the temperature difference the more rapid the heat flows.




What is the purpose of a refrigeration system?
To maintain a temperature




Operators must keep refrigeration systems operating safely and efficiently. Which
of the following best describes the areas of required knowledge for this to be
possible?
Basic physical principles, interpretation of information from temperature and
pressure gauges, basic operating principles.




Mechanical refrigeration is a series of steps that:
Moves heat energy from a space or object to an area where it can do no harm.




Heat energy always flows:
from an object at a higher temperature to an object at a lower temperature

, Sensible heat:
is heat energy that causes a change in temperature but does not cause a change of
state.




Latent heat:
is heat energy that causes a change of state but does not cause a change in
temperature.




Which of the answers below is an example of heat transfer by convection?
Warm air moving over an object.




Specific heat
is greater as the substance requires more heat energy to increase temperature.


Conduction is defined as heat energy that is
moving through a solid substance




What is the primary purpose of a refrigeration system ?
achieve and maintain a temperature

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