Refrigeration RT/RC Prep Quiz

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Quiz Result Settings

1: By using nitrogen within a pipe during brazing operation,

  • Exterior scale formation is minimized
  • The explosion hazard is confined
  • Copper oxide formation is prevented
  • Discoloration is prevented

2: A motor is rated for 120 volts and has a RLA (rated-load amps) of 5 amps. What is the wattage of the motor?

  • 600 watts
  • 746 watts
  • 1000 watts
  • 5KW

3: Pressure relief devices are marked with a ____________ signifying compliance with the ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code.

  • UL and UR
  • UL and UM
  • UM or UL
  • UV or UR

4: Electricity involves the movement of electrons in atoms

  • True
  • False

5: Watt's Law indicates Volts X Amps = _________.

  • Ohms
  • Current
  • Resistance
  • Watts

6: "I" represents _______ in the Watt's law formula.

  • amperage
  • watts
  • voltage
  • reactance

7: When a refrigeration or air conditioning system is installed

  • the form of certificate shall be authorized by the Department of Pubic safety
  • it shall be approved by the owner for proper operation.
  • it shall not be operated below prescribed pressures
  • a field inspection shall be made before it is put into service

8: A total of all group A-2,B-2, A-3, and B-3 refrigerants shall not exceed ____ lb in the occupied areas and machinery rooms of institutional occupancies.

  • 550
  • 100
  • 350
  • 50

9: Pressure limiting devices are not required for systems containing less then ________ refrigerants.

  • 13.9 lbs
  • 44 lbs
  • 22 lbs
  • 6.6 lbs

10: An example of direct system is

  • rooftop unit
  • chiller
  • absorber
  • none of the above

11: In a horizontal shell & tube condenser, the ammonia is liquefied by

  • removing the latent heat of vaporization
  • passing thru the tubes from top to bottom
  • water sprayed over condenser
  • removing the latent heat of fusion

12: Gauge pressure is

  • Atmospheric pressure
  • Force of pressure above that of atmosphere
  • Barometric pressure
  • Absolute pressrue

13: How much refrigerant can be stored in a mechanical room outside of the system?

  • 330
  • 100
  • 150
  • 200

14: _____ and its alloys are suitable for use with ammonia systems.

  • Aluminum
  • Magnesium
  • Zinc
  • Copper

15: A normal operating evaporator temperature of R-22 for air conditioning is typically

  • 45F
  • 32F
  • 58F
  • 55F

16: R-12 is

  • dichlorodifluoromethane
  • dichloromethane
  • dichlorofluoromethane
  • trichlorofluoromethane

17: What is the voltage of each leg of a 480 Volt three-phase motor?

  • 277v
  • 208v
  • 240v
  • 120v

18: Two capacitors are wired in parallel. One capacitor has a value of 15uf. The other has a value of 25uf. What is the total value supplied?

  • 25 uf
  • 15 uf
  • 40 uf
  • 20 uf

19: What section governs pressure vessels?

  • Section ASHREA 34
  • Section 1 ASHREA 15 ASME fired
  • Section 8 ASHREA 15 ASME unfired
  • OSHA

20: Where must a refrigeration contractor's license number be displayed?

  • Truck, office, every job, and on all equipment
  • Uniforms, checks, and invoices.
  • Trucks, license plates, and uniforms
  • Trucks, invoices, and advertising

21: A self contained system

  • is a unit system Group II refrigerants only
  • is a unit system Group I refrigerants only
  • is any system or part of a system used to increase evaporation by expansion or vaporization
  • is a complete factory made and tested system

22: Where are the three places that the discharge from an ammonia relief valve be piped?

  • atmosphere, tank containing water, where the A.H.J. indicates
  • underground, into drain, into mechanical room
  • to chemical neutralizing tank only
  • none of the above

23: R-410A can segregate in the system or chemically change its composition due to a leak.

  • True
  • False

24: Setting a pressure relief device shall not exceed ___ of the design pressure

  • 90%
  • 80%
  • 75%
  • 100%

25: Joints in piping for refrigeration containing parts must withstand temperatures of ___?

  • 600F
  • 1000F
  • 700F
  • 800F