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sensible heat



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there are three basic types
heat which causes a
of condensers, the air
change in temperature of 2
cooled, the ater cooled
a substance is called
and the _____ cooled




pressure lower than
atmospheric are measured
heat which causes a
in
change in state of a

, 3 A)inches of mercury ("hg") 4 material without a change
B)microns in temperature is called
C)psig
D)either "A" or "B"


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heat which causes a sensible heat
change in
temperature of a
substance is called

heat which causes a latent heat
change in state of a
material without a
change in
temperature is
called

heat which is added super heat
to a vapor after the
change of state
occurs is called

heat can travel by D)all of the above
A) conduction
B) convection
C)radiation
D)all of the above

,the movement of B)convection
heat by way of fluid
(or air) is called
A) conduction
B) convection
C)radiation
D)all of the above

the movement of A)conduction
heat by direct
contact is called
A) conduction
B) convection
C)radiation
D)all of the above

the standard unit for the British Thermal Unit (BTU)
measuring the
quantity of heat in a
substance is

a refrigerant gives it condenses
up heat when

it is desirable for insure liquid refrigerant does not enter the
refrigerant in the compressor
suction line to be
slightly
superheated in
order to

the state of the low pressure/low temperature vapor
refrigerant in the
suction line should
be

, the state of the high pressure/highly superheated vapor
refrigerant entering
the condenser is

Transfers heat from the refrigerated space
the evaporator
to the refrigerant

which of the flammability
following is NOT a
thermodynamic
property of
refrigerants

the sequential order compression, condensation, expansion,
of steps in the vaporization
vapor- compression
process are

if a 30 pound 70.2
cylinder of
reclaimed R-12
refrigerant has been
stored over night at
70 Degrees
Fahrenheit, the
pressure in the
cylinder should be
approximately

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