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RETA Industrial Refrigeration Book 1
Exam WITH QUESTIONS AND WELL
VERIFIED ANSWERS 2025 REAL
EXAM!!!




Using the vapor pressure curve for ammonia, 70°F equals
approximately? (pg. 1-33)

A) 38 PSIG

B) 40 PSIG

C) 70 PSIG

D) 114 PSIG -ANSWER-.....D) 114 psig



Thirty-two PSIA equals? (pg. 1-15)

A) 46.7 PSIG

B) 17.3 PSIG

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C) 3.2 in. Hg

D) 760 mm Hg -ANSWER-.....B) 17.3 psig



The pressure midway between 0 PSIA and 0 PSIG is? (pg. 1-17)

A) 7.35 PSIA

B) 7.35 PSIG

C) 7.35 in. Hg

D) 0 in. Hg -ANSWER-.....A) 7.35 PSIA



Which of the answers below is an example of heat transfer by
conduction? (pg. 1-35)

A) The sun's rays

B) A rod heated on one end becoming warm at the other end

C) Product being frozen in a blast freezer

D) Heat felt from a campfire when standing upwind
-ANSWER-.....B) A rod heated on one end becoming warm at the
other end

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Which answer below represents the two most common forms of
heat transfer in refrigeration? (pg. 1-36)

A) Conduction and radiation

B) Conduction and convection

C) Convection and radiation

D) Conduction and sensible heat -ANSWER-.....B) Conduction and
convection



If specific heat for air is 0.24 BTU/lb/°F and the specific volume is
12.7 cubic feet/lb., how much heat energy must be removed to cool
the air in a room that is 16' x 12' x 8' from 70°F to 40°F? (pg. 1-40)

A) 121 BTUs

B) 1536 BTUs

C) 29 BTUs

D) 871 BTUs -ANSWER-.....Room Volume: (16 x 12 x 8) = 1536 cubic
feet

Total pounds of air: (total room volume/specific volume of air

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Total pounds of air: (.7) = 121 pounds of air

Sensible Heat Equation: M x Cp x Temp. Change

Sensible Heat Equation: 121 x 0.24 x (70-40) = 871 BTUs

D) 871 BTUs



The condition of boiling liquid is? (pg. 1-30)

A) Always hot

B) Always superheated

C) Subcooled

D) Saturated -ANSWER-.....D) Saturated



A gallon of milk weights 8 pounds. If it leaves the cow at 90°F and
must be cooled to 35°F, how many BTUs must be removed in the
cooling process? (pg. 1-40)

A) 409 BTUs

B) 40.9 BTUs

C) 440 BTUs

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