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FAB-101 HW Core Pgs. 1-5

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is one of the serious health effects of stratospheric ozone depletion?

a)

Decreased lung capacity

b)

Increased rates of skin cancer

c)

Higher blood pressure

d)

Increased risk of diabetes

2.

What is formed when a chlorine atom encounters an ozone molecule?

a)

Chlorine dioxide

b)

Chlorine monoxide

c)

Chlorine trioxide

d)

Chlorine tetroxide

3.

What are HFCs made up of?

a)

Hydrogen, Fluorine, and Carbon

b)

Helium, Fluorine, and Chlorine

c)

Hydrogen, Fluorine, and Chlorine

d)

Helium, Fluorine, and Carbon

4.

What happens when chlorine monoxide collides with another ozone molecule?

a)

It forms three O2 molecules

b)

It releases its oxygen atom, forming two O2 molecules

c)

It forms a stable compound

d)

It breaks down into water

5.

What is the main difference between HFCs and CFCs regarding ozone depletion?

a)

HFCs contain chlorine

b)

HFCs do not contain chlorine

c)

HFCs are more harmful to the ozone layer

d)

HFCs are less stable

6.

Which type of refrigerants have the lowest global warming potential compared to CFCs, HCFCs, and HFCs?

a)

Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs)

b)

Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

c)

Hydrofluoroolefins (HFOs)

d)

Hydrocarbons (HCs)

7.

Which refrigerant is an example of a CFC?

a)

R-134a and R-407C

b)

R-410A and R-22

c)

R-11 and R-12

d)

R-290 and R-600a

8.

What component in CFCs poses a threat to the stratospheric ozone?

a)

Fluorine

b)

Carbon

c)

Chlorine

d)

Hydrogen

9.

What is the ASHRAE number for an HFC refrigerant example?

a)

R-11

b)

R-22

c)

R-134a

d)

R-290

10.

What is a characteristic of azeotropic refrigerant mixtures?

a)

They have varying boiling points

b)

They act as a single component refrigerant

c)

They are always binary mixtures

d)

They have a high ozone depletion potential

11.

Which refrigerant is known for having a high-temperature glide?

a)

R-134a

b)

R-22

c)

R-407C

d)

R-410A

12.

What is the proper method for charging R-400 series blended refrigerants?

a)

Charging into the low side as a vapor

b)

Charging into the high side as a liquid

c)

Charging into the low side as a liquid

d)

Charging into the high side as a vapor

13.

What is the GWP value of hydrocarbons (HCs) typically less than?

a)

Less than 100

b)

Greater than 50

c)

Less than 10

d)

Greater than 15

14.

What is used to indicate condensing and evaporation temperatures on a pressure-temperature chart?

a)

Boiling points

b)

Temperature glide

c)

Bubble and Dew Points

d)

Saturation points

15.

What can technicians only charge used CFC, HCFC or HFC refrigerants into?

a)

Any appliance on rooftops, any age.

b)

The same appliance or another owned by the same owner, any age.

c)

New appliances less than 1 year old

d)

Rented appliances less than 6 months old

16.

What is the main purpose of recycling refrigerant?

a)

To extract and clean refrigerant for reuse of only your customers

b)

To extract and clean refrigerant for reuse of the same owner

c)

To extract and blend refrigerants for reuse of the same owner

d)

To extract and blend refrigerants for reuse of only your customers

17.

What should be avoided to prevent excessive pressure drop during refrigerant recovery?

a)

Using short and large diameter hoses between the unit and recovery machine.

b)

Using long and small diameter hoses between the unit and recovery machine.

c)

Using long and small diameter hoses between the tank and recovery machine.

d)

Using short and large diameter hoses between the tank and recovery machine.

18.

What must be guarded against during liquid refrigerant transfer between recovery unit and refrigeration system?

a)

Trapping liquid refrigerant in the service hose

b)

Using short hoses

c)

Mixing refrigerants

d)

Using large diameter hoses

19.

What can happen if the wrong type of electronic leak detector is used with a flammable refrigerant?

a)

It can cause a system shutdown

b)

It can lead to an explosion and bodily injuries

c)

It can increase refrigerant efficiency

d)

It can reduce system pressure

20.

What is the main reason for dehydrating a refrigeration system?

a)

To increase refrigerant flow

b)

To remove water and water vapor

c)

To enhance cooling efficiency

d)

To reduce system noise

21.

What tool is used to measure the evacuation level of a system?

a)

Pressure gauge

b)

Micron gauge

c)

Thermometer

d)

Hygrometer

22.

Which factor does NOT affect the speed and efficiency of evacuation?

a)

Size of equipment being evacuated

b)

Ambient temperature

c)

The brand of a micron gauge

d)

Amount of moisture in the system

23.

When leak checking a system, what should Never be used to pressurize a system? In doing so it will cause an explosion when mixed with the compressor oils and some refrigerants.

a)

Recycled refrigerant

b)

Oxygen or compressed air

c)

Nitrogen

d)

Refrigerant

24.

What acid is formed if the refrigerant contains chlorine?

a)

Hydrochloric acid

b)

Hydrofluoric acid

c)

Sulfuric acid

d)

Nitric acid

25.

What is the purpose of the red marking on pipes for flammable refrigerants?

a)

Indicate flow direction

b)

Indicate flammability

c)

Indicate pressure level

d)

Indicate temperature

26.

How often must a reusable container for refrigerant under high pressure be hydrostatically tested?

a)

Every 2 years

b)

Every 3 years

c)

Every 5 years

d)

Every 10 years

27.

What must be attached to cylinders containing used refrigerant during transportation?

a)

A barcode

b)

A DOT classification tag and label

c)

A warning sticker

d)

A company logo

28.

What is placed on a recovery cylinder to identify the type of refrigerant recovered?

a)

A barcode

b)

A refrigerant label

c)

A color code

d)

A serial number

29.

What should be done to avoid accidental mixing of recovered refrigerants?

a)

Use different colored cylinders

b)

Use a recovery cylinder with a label

c)

Store them in a cool place

d)

Mix them with water

30.

What is the pressure requirement for a disposable refrigerant cylinder before scrapping?

a)

5 psig

b)

10 psig

c)

0 psig

d)

15 psig