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RAC Q3 11AER AER610

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main function of a compressor in a refrigeration system?

a)

A) To remove heat from the evaporator

b)

B) To increase the pressure and temperature of the refrigerant

c)

C) To condense the refrigerant

d)

D) To expand the refrigerant

2.

Which of the following is not a type of compressor?

a)

A) Reciprocating

b)

B) Centrifugal

c)

C) Rotary

d)

D) Absorption

3.

Which compressor type is commonly used in household refrigerators?

a)

A) Screw compressor

b)

B) Reciprocating compressor

c)

C) Centrifugal compressor

d)

D) Axial compressor

4.

The main function of a condenser is to:

a)

A) Compress the refrigerant

b)

B) Release heat
by converting gas into liquid

c)

C) Expand the refrigerant

d)

D) Increase pressure

5.

Which type of compressor uses a piston and cylinder arrangement?

a)

a) Rotary screw compressor

b)

b) Reciprocating compressor

c)

c) Centrifugal compressor

d)

d) Scroll compressor

6.

In which compressor is air compressed by trapping it between rotating screws?

a)

a) Reciprocating

b)

b) Screw compressor

c)

c) Scroll

d)

d) Axial

7.

Which of the following is not a type of condenser?

a)

a) Air-cooled condenser

b)

b) Water-cooled condenser

c)

c) Evaporative condenser

d)

d) Rotary condenser

8.

Which type of condenser is commonly used in domestic refrigerators?

a)

a) Water-cooled

b)

b) Air-cooled

c)

c) Evaporative

d)

d) None of these

9.

The main function of the evaporator is to:

a)

a) Compress the refrigerant

b)

b) Condense the refrigerant

c)

c) Absorb heat and evaporate refrigerant

d)

d) Increase refrigerant pressure

10.

The refrigerant in the evaporator changes from:

a)

a) Vapour to liquid

b)

b) Liquid to vapour

c)

c) Solid to vapour

d)

d) Gas to solid

11.

The expansion valve is used to:

a)

a) Increase pressure

b)

b) Reduce pressure and control refrigerant flow

c)

c) Evaporate the refrigerant

d)

d) Circulate air