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WorksheetsUnit 29 Test - Mr. Graham
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 22mins
The refrigerated cabinet temperature of a high-temperature refrigeration unit ranges from ____.
25°F to 45°F
45°F to 60°F
60°F to 75°F
75°F to 95°F
In a high-temperature refrigeration unit, the boiling point of the refrigerant in the coil is normally ____ lower than the cabinet temperature.
5°F to 15°F
10°F to 20°F
25°F to 35°F
35°F to 46°F
Medium-temperature refrigerated cabinet temperatures range from ____.
5°F to 20°F
20°F to 35°F
30°F to 45°F
35°F to 50°F
The process of ice making usually occurs in which temperature range?
0°C to 4°C
-10°C to -20°C
-1°C to 0°C
10°C to 20°C
What is the typical evaporator temperature range for low-temperature applications?
-10°F to 0°F
0°F to 5°F
5°F to 20°F
20°F to 30°F
Troubleshooting and Typical Operating Conditions for Commercial Refrigeration Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology Condensing units located outside that are required to operate year-round must have ____.
larger fan motors
CPR valves
all weather protection
head pressure control
With the entering air to the condenser above 70°F, the temperature difference between the outdoor air and the condensing temperature on standard units will be ____.
10°F to 15°F
15°F to 20°F
20°F to 25°F
25°F to 30°F
Which of the following is a typical head pressure and suction pressure for an air-cooled refrigeration system?
high side 136 psig, low side 25 psig
high side 100 psig, low side 15 psig
high side 200 psig, low side 20 psig
high side 180 psig, low side 35 psig
In a wastewater system, the water entering the condenser is 85°F and the water leaving the condenser is 105°F. Which of the following statements is a logical explanation for the above conditions?
reduced water flow through the condenser
scale buildup in the water circuit
excess water flow through the condenser
both a and b
In a wastewater system, the water entering the condenser is 85°F and the water leaving the condenser is 90°F. Which of the following statements is a logical explanation for the above conditions?
reduced water flow through the condenser
water regulating valve stuck in the wide-open position
excess water flow through the condenser
both b and c
In a wastewater cooled system, the difference between the condensing temperature of the refrigerant and the leaving water temperature is approximately _____?
10°F
2°F
25°F
50°F
In a water-cooled condensing unit/cooling tower combination, the temperature difference of the water through the condenser will be approximately ____.
10°F
20°F
30°F
40°F
The approach of a cooling tower is the ____.
difference between the entering and leaving wet-bulb temperatures
number of degrees the water is cooled in the tower
difference in temperature between the entering air wet-bulb temperature and the sump water temperature
difference in temperature between the entering air wet-bulb temperature and the water entering the tower
A thermostatic expansion valve's capacity will drop if the pressure drop across the valve increases.
True
False
High compression ratios will lead to lower compressor discharge temperatures.
True
False
Bubbles in the sight glass always indicate refrigerant shortage.
True
False
A sight glass that is full of vapor or liquid may look the same.
True
False
Low density vapors entering the compressor will mean low refrigerant flow through the compressor.
True
False
Because of the low refrigerant flow rate through the compressor and the system being undercharged, the 100% saturated vapor point in the condenser will be very low in the condenser, causing low condenser subcooling.
True
False
Dirty condenser coils are often the cause for inefficient condensers.
True
False
If the evaporator and compressor are starved of refrigerant, the condenser will also be starved.
True
False
For each 12,000 Btu/h capacity, a wastewater-cooled condensing unit uses approximately _______________ GPM.
15 or fifteen
5 or five
25 or twenty-five
10 or ten
For each 12,000 Btu/h capacity, a water-cooled condensing unit and cooling tower combination will circulate approximately _______________ GPM through the condenser.
3 or three
1 or one
5 or five
10 or ten
The water quality required to maintain the water level in the sump is called _______________.
makeup
drainage
overflow
waste
Most water-cooling towers can cool the water that supplies the condenser to a temperature within ________________°F of the wet-bulb temperature of the ambient air.
7
2
15
20
A low refrigerant charge will cause a(n) ____________________ suction pressure, which will increase the compression ratio.
low
high
normal
fluctuating
If a system has a(n) ___ for a metering device, the device will try to maintain evaporator superheat even with an excessive overcharge.
TXV
Capillary tube
Fixed orifice
Electronic expansion valve
Many products that require medium-temperature refrigeration will not freeze at 30°F because:
their freezing point is below 30°F
they are insulated from cold air
they are kept in sealed containers
30°F is too cold for refrigeration
Will the gauge readings be high or low with a system using a capillary tube that has a low refrigerant charge?
In a 2-ton capillary tube system, the unit does not develop full capacity. Head pressure is low and suction pressure is low. What is the problem?
The unit is short of refrigerant.
The condenser fan motor is running too fast.
The evaporator coil is dirty.
The compressor is oversized.
In a 2-ton capillary tube system, the unit does not develop full capacity. Head pressure is high, suction pressure is high, and there is no superheat. What is the problem?
The problem is overcharge of refrigerant.
The problem is undercharge of refrigerant.
The capillary tube is blocked.
The compressor is faulty.
In a 2-ton TX valve system, the unit does not develop full capacity. Head pressure is high, suction pressure is slightly above normal, superheat is normal, and subcooling is above normal. What is the problem?
The problem is refrigerant overcharge.
The problem is a restricted liquid line.
The problem is a faulty compressor.
The problem is a dirty evaporator coil.
In a 2-ton TX valve system, the unit does not develop full capacity. Head pressure is high, suction pressure is slightly above normal, and subcooling is below normal. What is the problem? (Fill in the blank)
In a 2-ton capillary tube system, the unit does not develop full capacity. Head pressure is low and suction pressure is high. What is the problem?
The problem is an inefficient compressor.
The problem is a clogged condenser coil.
The problem is a refrigerant overcharge.
The problem is a faulty expansion valve.
