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EPA 608 Review -- CORE pt 2 (English)

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of refrigerant technologies can only be used in new equipment?

a)

Low-pressure refrigerants

b)

Flammable refrigerants

c)

Mineral oil-based refrigerants

d)

CFC-12 refrigerants

2.

Which synthetic oil is emerging alongside polyolester oil?

a)

Mineral oil

b)

Alkylbenzene oil

c)

Polyvinyl ether (PVE) oil

d)

CFC-12

3.

What is the effect of superheating the refrigerant before it enters the compressor?

a)

It ensures no liquid refrigerant is present

b)

It increases the refrigerant's density

c)

It decreases the refrigerant's pressure

d)

It solidifies the refrigerant

4.

What is the effect of the throttling device on the refrigerant?

a)

It increases the refrigerant's pressure

b)

It decreases the refrigerant's pressure and saturation temperature

c)

It heats the refrigerant

d)

It converts the refrigerant to a gas

5.

What is the function of an expansion valve in a refrigeration system?

a)

To increase the pressure of the refrigerant

b)

To drop the pressure and allow the refrigerant to evaporate

c)

To change the refrigerant into a liquid

d)

To circulate air within a room

6.

What is a vapor-compression cycle?

a)

A cycle where refrigerant is compressed and cooled.

b)

A cycle where refrigerant is only heated.

c)

A cycle that does not involve refrigerant.

d)

A cycle that only involves cooling.

7.

What is the psig equivalent of 14.7 psia?

a)

0 psig

b)

14.7 psig

c)

29.4 psig

d)

7.35 psig

8.

How do you convert psig to psia?

a)

Add 14.7 to the psig reading

b)

Subtract 14.7 from the psig reading

c)

Multiply the psig reading by 14.7

d)

Divide the psig reading by 14.7

9.

What is the reading in microns for 0.0 psia?

a)

0 microns

b)

125,000 microns

c)

252,000 microns

d)

379,000 microns

10.

What is the reading in microns for 0.5 psia?

a)

25,000 microns

b)

125,000 microns

c)

252,000 microns

d)

379,000 microns

11.

What is the typical color of the low-pressure compound gauge in a manifold gauge set?

a)

Red

b)

Blue

c)

Yellow

d)

Green

12.

What is the function of a rotating shaft seal in an open-drive compressor?

a)

To completely seal the compressor

b)

To prevent refrigerant from leaking to the outside

c)

To increase the efficiency of the compressor

d)

To reduce noise during operation

13.

Why should hermetic compressors not be operated in a vacuum?

a)

They overheat due to lack of refrigerant flow.

b)

They consume too much power.

c)

They produce excessive noise.

d)

They require constant maintenance.

14.

What can result from operating a hermetic compressor in a vacuum?

a)

Increased efficiency

b)

System compressor burnout

c)

Reduced noise levels

d)

Improved cooling performance

15.

What do high-pressure gauges in the United States measure in?

a)

Inches of mercury

b)

Kilopascals

c)

Pounds per square inch gauge (psig)

d)

Bars

16.

What is the chemical type of R-502?

a)

CFC

b)

HCFC

c)

HFC

d)

PFC

17.

Which refrigerant replaces R-12?

a)

R-123

b)

R-134a

c)

R-404A

d)

R-407C

18.

What components are found in R-410A?

a)

R-22, 152a

b)

R-125, R-143a, R-134a

c)

R-32, R-125

d)

R-12, 152a

19.

What is the chemical type of R-404A?

a)

CFC

b)

HCFC

c)

HFC

d)

PFC

20.

Which refrigerant is used for commercial air conditioning?

a)

R-11

b)

R-12

c)

R-500

d)

R-502

21.

What is the liquid phase saturation pressure range for Medium-pressure appliances (Type II)?

a)

Below 45 psia

b)

Between 45 psia and 170 psia

c)

Between 170 psia and 355 psia

d)

Above 355 psia

22.

Which standard is used for testing recovery and recycling equipment according to the EPA?

a)

AHRI Standard 740

b)

ISO Standard 9001

c)

ANSI Standard 500

d)

EPA Standard 101

23.

Why is it difficult to determine the refrigerant when non-condensable gases are present?

a)

They lower the system pressure.

b)

They raise the system pressure.

c)

They stabilize the system pressure.

d)

They have no effect on the system pressure.

24.

What should you do if you are unsure of the refrigerant in the system?

a)

Use any available refrigerant.

b)

Recover the refrigerant into a dedicated recovery cylinder.

c)

Ignore the issue and continue using the system.

d)

Replace the entire system.

25.

What is the best practice if the system has no name plate for reference?

a)

Guess the refrigerant type.

b)

Contact the equipment manufacturer.

c)

Use a random refrigerant.

d)

Ignore the issue.

26.

What is one action you can take after recovering refrigerant from equipment?

a)

Burn the refrigerant.

b)

Return it to the same system.

c)

Mix it with other chemicals.

d)

Discard it in the trash.

27.

What is one thing you cannot do with recovered refrigerant?

a)

Transfer ownership without selling.

b)

Recycle it.

c)

Reclaim it.

d)

Return it to the same system.

28.

What should be done to check for contaminants in larger systems?

a)

Ignore the issue

b)

Use a pressure regulator

c)

Take an oil sample

d)

Use liquid refrigerant

29.

What is the pressure (PSIG) for R-134a at 100°F?

a)

123.5

b)

113.3

c)

103.8

d)

94.8

30.

Why is push–pull recovery typically faster than vapor recovery?

a)

It uses less energy

b)

It involves oil separation

c)

Oil flows with the liquid refrigerant

d)

It requires no equipment