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the heat added to a vapor causing it to become warmer is called? superheat
A change in pressure can affect the blank of a subastance vaporization and condesation
all of the following are reasons why a flooded evaporator will not cool well except the refrigerant vaporizes too quickly
the clean air act became law when 1990
tech a says the cooling system must be full for a pressure test to be effective. tech b says the cooling system should never be pressurized beyond the pressure cap rating. whos correct both
the two basic design types of radiators are down flow and cross flow
tech a says that the recommended oil for most R-134a systems is pag oil. tech b says that the recommended oil for R-12 systems is mineral-based oil.who is correct? both
tech a says that both the vapor and the liquid tank valves on the recovery unit should be open. tech b says that both the high side and low side gauge valves on the manifold and gauage set should be open.whos correct? both
if a thermostat fails in the open position all of the following will occur except a loss of engine coolant
all of the following statements about heat transfer are true except. some of the molecules give up thier energy to other molecules that have more energy
refrigerant analyzers or identifiers are being discussed. tech a says if the analyzer displays R-134a then the refigerant is 98 percent pure.tech be says if HC is displayed then the refrigerant is flammable who is correct? both
tech a says you should always disconnect the power source while working on electric cooling fan motors, tech b says it is safe to work on electric cooling motors when the ignition switch is off. whos correct A only
under normal operating conditions all of the following occurs inside the evaporator except: the refrigerant changes from a vapor to a liquid
tech a says convection may occur in liquids and gases, tech b says conduction can occur between two substances that are different temps.. whos correct both
when making system repairs install the receiver drier or accummulator when last
tech a says that latent heat cant be felt, tech b says latent heat cant be measured with a thermometer whos correct both
where in the system is the receiver dryer located on the outlet of the condenser
all of the following statements about the air conditioning circuit are true except on the low pressure side the change is from a vapor to a liquid
if a system has a thermostatic expansion valve it will also have all of the following parts except accumulator
all of the following statements about the system evacuation are true except vacuum pump efficiency is increased at higher altitudes
the metering device changes high pressure liquid into a low pressure liquid
tech a says there are several condenser designs and flow paths in use today. tech b says the only paths for refrigerant thr the condensers tubing is the parallel cross flow. whos correct tech a
the ideal relative humidity is between 40 and 60 precent the ideal relative humidity is between 40 and 60 percent
tech a says the radiator outlet is connected to the water pump inlet by a rubber hose. tech b says the thermostat is usally located at the engine coolant outlet.whos correct both
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