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THEORY TEST DVA 40083 AUTOMOTIVE AIR CONDITIONING TECHNOLOGY

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

State three (3) different phase in air-conditioning system.

a)

Solid, water and steam

b)

Ice, liquid and gas

c)

Solid, liquid and gas

d)

Liquid, water and steam

2.

What type of heat transfer requires in air movement?

a)

Radiation.

b)

Conduction.

c)

Convection.

d)

Evaporation.

3.

What is the purpose of conduction?

a)

Transfer of heat in rays.

b)

Transfer of heat by movement of warmed liquid or gas.

c)

Transfer of heat by direct contact.

d)

Transfer of heat from surrounding matter.

4.

Which of the following describe sensible heat.

a)

It causes a change of state .

b)

It causes a temperature change.

c)

It causes a liquid to boil.

d)

It causes a solid to melt.

5.

Which of the following best describes the low side of a system?

a)

High pressure and high temperature

b)

High pressure and low temperature

c)

Low pressure and high temperature

d)

Low pressure and low temperature

6.

The refrigerant is circulated through the system by a ______________.

a)

condenser

b)

evaporator

c)

compressor

d)

thermal expansion valve

7.

The boiling point of a liquid can be increased by raising the _______.

a)

temperature

b)

pressure

c)

latent heat

d)

sensible heat

8.

Air-conditioning process works through a fluid which is called as ______________ that continuously changes state from liquid to gas and back to liquid.

a)

element

b)

insulator

c)

conductor

d)

refrigerant

9.

When the refrigerant evaporates, it absorbs heat when it changes from liquid to gas. In which unit does this occur?

a)

Filter dryer

b)

Evaporator

c)

Thermostat

d)

Compressor

10.

Which is the unit containing a desiccant to remove moisture from the system?

a)

Receiver-drier

b)

Accumulator

c)

Evaporator

d)

Condenser

11.

The low side of the refrigerant cycle means ________________.

a)

it has low pressure and temperature.

b)

it begins at the compressor and ends at the expansion device.

c)

that the refrigerant condenses.

d)

it is called the liquid line.

12.

The high side of the refrigerant cycle means it ________________.

a)

has low pressure and temperature.

b)

begins at the expansion device and ends at the compressor.

c)

has higher pressures and temperatures.

d)

the refrigerant boils or evaporates.

13.

A ______________ is a variable valve that changes the size of the valve opening in response to the cooling load of the evaporator.

a)

orifice tube

b)

compressor

c)

thermal expansion valve (txv)

d)

receiver-dryer

14.

What the basic designs of automotive air conditioning compressors?

a)

Piston, vane and scroll.

b)

Radial, piston and vane.

c)

Radial, piston and vane.

d)

Fixed scroll, moveable scroll and piston.

15.

“Outside air” is also called ____________air.

a)

recirculation

b)

fresh

c)

plenum

d)

mode

16.

The air inlet control door is also called ____________.

a)

fresh air door.

b)

recirculation door.

c)

outside air door.

d)

inside air door.

17.

The low-side pressure is low and the high-side pressure is higher than normal. What is the most likely cause?

a)

Low refrigerant charge level.

b)

System is overcharged.

c)

Restriction in the low-side fine.

d)

Restriction in high-side line.

18.

State the function of compressor pumps refrigerant.

a)

High liquid that changes to a low liquid

b)

Low liquid that changes to a high vapor

c)

High vapor that changes to a high vapor

d)

Low vapor that changes to a high vapor

19.

To be sure that all of the moisture in air-conditioning system has been boiled and removed, a vacuum of at least ___________in. Hg should be drawn on the system for at least ____________ minutes.

a)

29, 15

b)

29, 60

c)

30, 90

d)

30, 120

20.

Which of the following is not a CFC or HCFC?

a)

R-134a.

b)

R-410a.

c)

R-12.

d)

R-455a.

21.

The thermistor type thermostat is located at the _____________.

a)

condenser

b)

evaporator

c)

compressor

d)

thermal expansion valve

22.

What is the refrigerant inside a condenser?

a)

Liquid.

b)

Gas.

c)

Liquid changing to a gas.

d)

Gas changing to a liquid.

23.

State the function of condenser?

a)

Temporarily storing the refrigerant

b)

Cooling and robbing the heat from the refrigerant

c)

Control the amount of refrigerant

d)

To change refrigerant from liquid to gas

24.

Most air conditioning system cycles the compressor clutch in regular intervals to control _________.

a)

condenser temperature

b)

compressor pressure

c)

evaporator temperature

d)

expansion valve opening

25.

State the refrigerant temperature which is discharge from a compressor.

a)

120 ºC.

b)

100 ºC.

c)

80 ºC.

d)

50 ºC.

26.

The reading on a low side pressure gauge shows the numbers of “0” Psi when compressor running. What is the problem in the air conditioning system?

a)

High temperature in air conditioning system

b)

Expansion valve clogged

c)

No compress in compressor

d)

Blower motor not function

27.

Which is the component that connect the compressor to the evaporator?

a)

Suction hose

b)

Accumulator

c)

Discharge hose

d)

Evaporator

28.

Why the bubbles is shown at the sight glass during the air conditioning is running?

a)

Refrigerant is not enough

b)

Pressure switch not function

c)

Compressor problem

d)

Oil compressor is not enough

29.

How many times should be evacuated moisture from a system air conditioning?

a)

15 minutes

b)

30 minutes

c)

45 minutes

d)

60 minutes

30.

Which is the best way to remove refrigerant from a system?

a)

Vent it into the atmosphere

b)

Vacuum it using a vacuum pump

c)

Capture by recovery machine

d)

Open the pipe connection

31.

How can refrigerant be contaminated with air?

a)

The recovery unit hose is not tight

b)

The system is not thoroughly evacuated before recharging

c)

The technician uses sloppy service procedures

d)

The performance test is not completed

32.

1. What is the function of the diode in shown in the illustration above?

a)

Increase voltage in the clutch coil circuit

b)

Reduce voltage in the clutch coil circuit

c)

Block the flow of current in the electrical system

d)

Prevent voltage spikes in the electrical system

33.

Which sensor is also called the ambient air temperature sensor?

a)

Outside air temperature (OAT).

b)

In vehicle temperature.

c)

Discharge air temperature.

d)

Evaporator outlet temperature.

34.

What is the most common type of sun load sensor?

a)

Potentiometer.

b)

Negative temperature coefficient (NTC) thermistor.

c)

Photodiode.

d)

Positive temperature coefficient (PTC) thermistor.

35.

Why modern vehicle air conditioning systems use an engine temperature sensor?

a)

To prevent heater operation until the coolant is hot

b)

To turns on the NC compressor after the engine has warmed up

c)

To blocks A/C operation when the engine is cold

d)

To allows heater operation as soon as the engine is started

36.

Which sensor in the Automatic Climate Control system that determine the temperature of the incoming air?

a)

Sun-load sensor

b)

Ambient sensor

c)

In-vehicle sensor

d)

Throttle position sensor

37.

Why do evacuating process need to be performed?

a)

To remove moisture from air-conditioning system

b)

To remove oil compressor from air-conditioning system

c)

To recharger refrigerant

d)

To recharger oil compressor

38.

During a refrigerant system performance test, the high-side pressure instantly goes over 370 psi when the compressor is engaged. Which of the following is the most likely cause?

a)

An overcharged system

b)

An undercharged system

c)

Moisture in the system

d)

Expansion valve stuck open

39.

Refrigerant system air contamination may be caused by?

a)

Refrigerant system low-side leak

b)

Improper system evacuation or insufficient evacuation time

c)

Weak evacuation pump

d)

Manifold gauge problem

40.

Which type of air-conditioning unit mounting location?

a)

Dash type

b)

Trunk type

c)

Dual type

d)

Simple type