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Semi Quiz 2

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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1.

What is the most common cause of low hydraulic pressure in the steering gear system?

a)

Excessive rudder movement

b)

Worn-out seals, leaks, or malfunctioning hydraulic pumps

c)

Incorrect rudder alignment

d)

Overheating of electrical components

2.

What is a likely symptom of hydraulic fluid contamination in the steering gear system?

a)

Reduced rudder movement time

b)

Erratic steering or jerky rudder movement

c)

Sudden increase in rudder speed

d)

Smooth but delayed response of the rudder

3.

If the rudder does not respond to helm commands due to a control failure, which of the following should be checked first?

a)

The rudder stock alignment

b)

The telemotor wiring and feedback system

c)

The oil temperature in the hydraulic reservoir

d)

The lubrication of mechanical linkages

4.

What is the primary function of hydraulic relief valves in the steering gear system?

a)

To control rudder movement speed

b)

To reduce hydraulic pressure when it exceeds safe limits

c)

To increase oil flow to the telemotor

d)

To prevent rudder misalignment

5.

Which of the following can lead to sluggish or delayed rudder movement?

a)

Properly maintained hydraulic valves

b)

Low hydraulic fluid pressure or system blockages

c)

Correctly aligned rudder linkages

d)

Regular oil replacement and cooling system checks

6.

1. What is the primary function of a refrigeration system?

a)

To increase the temperature of a space

b)

To absorb heat from a space and reject it elsewhere

c)

To humidify the air in a room

d)

To circulate fresh air in a closed space

7.

Which of the following components is responsible for compressing the refrigerant gas and increasing its temperature?

a)

Condenser

b)

Evaporator

c)

Expansion valve

d)

Compressor

8.

In the refrigeration cycle, what happens in the expansion valve?

a)

The refrigerant releases heat and condenses into a liquid

b)

The refrigerant absorbs heat and evaporates into a gas

c)

The refrigerant undergoes a pressure drop and cools further

d)

The refrigerant is compressed to increase its pressure

9.

Which part of an air-conditioning system is responsible for removing heat from indoor air and transferring it to the refrigerant?

a)

Condenser

b)

Evaporator

c)

Compressor

d)

Blower

10.

What is the key difference between an air-conditioning system and a refrigeration system?

a)

Refrigeration systems control humidity, while air-conditioning systems only cool the air

b)

Air-conditioning systems regulate temperature, humidity, and air quality, while refrigeration mainly removes heat from a space

c)

Refrigeration systems operate without compressors, while air-conditioning systems do

d)

Air-conditioning systems operate using water, while refrigeration systems use air