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Air 154- Quiz #1
Directions: Answer the Following Questions
1) What is the acronym HVAC-R represent? Heating, Ventilation, Air-Conditioning,
Refrigeration
2) What is the EPA? What does it have to do with us, (HVAC Field)? EPA is
Environmental protection Agency,
offers certification to technicians who demonstrate
knowledge of the multiple laws and rules that are involved in handling HVAC chemicals.
Tells us how refrigerants affect the environment
3)
What law regulates us (HVAC Techs)? EPA
4)
What certification would you need to start as a Tech in HVAC? EPA Universal
Certification
5)
What code do HVAC-R Installers follow...? International Mechanic Code
6)
What is the BTU content for Nat. Gas? 1040 BTU/ Cubic Ft.
7)
Why would you need a Master-Level License? To become a contractor, hold permits,
and to own your own company
8)
Given: 72ºF what is it in ºC?
ºC= (ºF-32) / (1.8)
ºC= (72-32) / (1.8)
ºC= 40/1.8
ºC= 22.22
9) What is the First Law of Thermodynamics? Is a form of energy and cannot be created
or destroyed
10) What is the Second Law of Thermodynamics? Travels from warmer substance to
cooler substance
11) Given: 40ºC what is it in ºF?
ºF = (ºC) (1.8) +32
ºF= (40) (1.8) +32
ºF= 72+32
ºF=104
12) What is the Formula for Combustion?
CH4 + O2
CO2 +2H2O
13) What Type of Oil does the HVAC uses for its OIL Furnaces? Number 2 oil
14) In Furnaces, the Pressure for Nat. Gas in the manifold should read: __3.5___ “WC
for proper operations.
15) In Furnaces, The Pressure for LP in the manifold should read: __11__ “WC for
proper operations.
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