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16. The purpose of an évaporator pressure regulator is to B. control evaporator temperature by controlling its A. bypass liquid line refrigerant around the metering bypass liquid line refrigerant around the metering device pressure C. isolate parts of the system for service

16. The purpose of an évaporator pressure regulator is to B. control evaporator temperature by controlling its A. bypass liquid line refrigerant around the metering bypass liquid line refrigerant around the metering device pressure C. isolate parts of the system for service

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ors Exp A method of head pressure control in low-ambient refrigerant from the condenser to the liquid receiver prevent any leakage. a re to a proper level and closes to block the flow of when condenser pressure drops too low is a. 19. A device that opens when condenser pressure rises D. Spring-loaded relief valves should be stacked to two separate spaces (one space flooded, the other conditions in which a condenser is divided into 9. If c rea exc do 10. If a ter the it A condenser pressure regulator B. crankcase pressure regulator C. receiver pressure regulator D. split condenser valve 0 A device that allows hot refrigerant vapor from the compressor discharge line to bypass the condenser and directly enter the liquid receiver when a certain pressure difference occurs between the discharge line and the liquid receiver is a op I1. Ex ev is. op 12. Li: to re 13. Ex le 14. Ex A. condenser pressure regulator B. crankcase pressure regulator C. receiver pressure regulator D. split condenser valve re he ac 15. W th a pr ain isolated) is called A. combined flow B. condenser splitting C. counterflow D. drift
Transcribed Image Text:ors Exp A method of head pressure control in low-ambient refrigerant from the condenser to the liquid receiver prevent any leakage. a re to a proper level and closes to block the flow of when condenser pressure drops too low is a. 19. A device that opens when condenser pressure rises D. Spring-loaded relief valves should be stacked to two separate spaces (one space flooded, the other conditions in which a condenser is divided into 9. If c rea exc do 10. If a ter the it A condenser pressure regulator B. crankcase pressure regulator C. receiver pressure regulator D. split condenser valve 0 A device that allows hot refrigerant vapor from the compressor discharge line to bypass the condenser and directly enter the liquid receiver when a certain pressure difference occurs between the discharge line and the liquid receiver is a op I1. Ex ev is. op 12. Li: to re 13. Ex le 14. Ex A. condenser pressure regulator B. crankcase pressure regulator C. receiver pressure regulator D. split condenser valve re he ac 15. W th a pr ain isolated) is called A. combined flow B. condenser splitting C. counterflow D. drift
D. Spring-loaded relief valves should be stacked to 19. A device that onens when condenser pressure rises C. Relief valves should be vented to the outdoors A. bypass liquid line refrigerant around the metering B. Relief valves should be replaced every five years. rects of an evaporator pressure regulator is to 16. The purpose 1. Cri device 1. B. control evaporator temperature by controlling its 2. pressure C. isolate parts of the system for service D. shut off the compressor if evaporator pressure 3. E gets too high 17. Which of the following relief valves is designed to vent refrigerant under excessive pressure and then close when the system pressure has been lowered? A. Fusible plug. 4. I f 5. E B. Manifold valve. rant r C. Rupture disc. D. Spring-loaded relief valve. 18. Which of the following statements regarding reliet valves is not true? he 6. E 7. E A. A blown fusible plug must be replaced. 8. E 9. I re using a purge line. e. d prevent any leakage. 10. If te Claur of
Transcribed Image Text:D. Spring-loaded relief valves should be stacked to 19. A device that onens when condenser pressure rises C. Relief valves should be vented to the outdoors A. bypass liquid line refrigerant around the metering B. Relief valves should be replaced every five years. rects of an evaporator pressure regulator is to 16. The purpose 1. Cri device 1. B. control evaporator temperature by controlling its 2. pressure C. isolate parts of the system for service D. shut off the compressor if evaporator pressure 3. E gets too high 17. Which of the following relief valves is designed to vent refrigerant under excessive pressure and then close when the system pressure has been lowered? A. Fusible plug. 4. I f 5. E B. Manifold valve. rant r C. Rupture disc. D. Spring-loaded relief valve. 18. Which of the following statements regarding reliet valves is not true? he 6. E 7. E A. A blown fusible plug must be replaced. 8. E 9. I re using a purge line. e. d prevent any leakage. 10. If te Claur of
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