True or false: A recovery unit that is not designed to handle liquid refrigerant should be protected from liquid entering it.
3 Refrigerant Recovery Procedures Online Quiz Questions
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Keep a recovery cylinder upright, secured, and away from .
For an applicable stationary appliance, which recovery equipment must a Section 608 technician use?
- A
Any recovery unit that fits the appliance connections
- B
Certified recovery equipment for applicable stationary appliances
- C
A unit intended only for evacuation of hoses
- D
A recovery unit selected without regard to the refrigerant
A technician is selecting a cylinder for a refrigerant recovery job. Which cylinder is appropriate?
- A
Any cylinder that can be placed on a scale
- B
A cylinder approved for a different refrigerant but with a higher pressure rating
- C
A designated recovery cylinder compatible with the refrigerant and rated for its pressure
- D
A cylinder chosen solely by its size
True or false: A push-pull method may be used only when the system layout and equipment permit it, with the valve arrangement specified by the manufacturer.
- A
True
- B
False
When preparing a chiller for evacuation, which approach best reduces the risk of freezing its tubes?
- A
Follow the manufacturer's water-side instructions and circulate or remove water during evacuation as appropriate
- B
Always leave the water side unchanged throughout evacuation
- C
Drain the water side in every case, regardless of the manufacturer's instructions
- D
Ignore the water side because refrigerant recovery cannot affect chiller tubes
Keep different refrigerants and the cylinder contents.
When recovering refrigerant from a low-pressure chiller, what must be true of the recovery device's high-pressure cut-out and other controls?
- A
Use controls intended for high-pressure service without checking their suitability
- B
Ensure the high-pressure cut-out and other controls are suitable for low-pressure service
- C
Disable the high-pressure cut-out during recovery
- D
Choose controls based only on the cylinder's weight
What liquid fill level does the EPA recovery-equipment test procedure use, expressed as a percentage?
Why is liquid recovery generally the faster first step when the equipment and setup allow it?
- A
The liquid contains much more refrigerant by mass than the same volume of vapor
- B
Vapor recovery is always faster because vapor occupies more volume
- C
Liquid recovery is faster only because it requires no recovery unit
- D
The two phases contain equal refrigerant mass in the same volume
Select all appropriate actions when preparing a low-pressure chiller for refrigerant recovery.
- A
Identify the refrigerant and appliance charge using the nameplate and service records
- B
Mix refrigerants if that makes the recovery setup faster
- C
Shut down and isolate the appliance as required
- D
Follow manufacturer instructions for managing the water side during evacuation
Select all appropriate actions when completing refrigerant recovery.
- A
Close the valves before disconnecting
- B
Disconnect using the approved procedure
- C
Leave the cylinder contents undocumented if its weight was monitored
- D
Record the recovered refrigerant and cylinder weight, then arrange reuse, reclamation, or disposal as required
After reaching the applicable evacuation level, a technician isolates a low-pressure appliance and observes that its pressure rises after a few minutes. What may this indicate, and what should the technician do?
Before connecting a recovery cylinder to an appliance whose refrigerant is not yet confirmed, what should the technician do?
- A
Choose a cylinder based only on whether it is empty, then identify the refrigerant after recovery.
- B
Identify the refrigerant using the nameplate and service records, and select a compatible cylinder rated for it.
- C
Use any pressure-rated cylinder because refrigerants can be separated after they are mixed.
- D
Select a cylinder based on the appliance size, without checking its refrigerant compatibility.
A technician is preparing a low-pressure chiller for evacuation. Which water-side approach is appropriate?
- A
Always drain the water side before evacuation, regardless of the manufacturer’s instructions.
- B
Leave the water side unchanged because refrigerant recovery cannot affect chiller tubes.
- C
Follow the manufacturer’s water-side instructions, circulating or removing water during evacuation as appropriate to reduce freezing risk.
- D
Run the water side only after evacuation is complete.
A system contains both bulk liquid refrigerant and vapor. Why is liquid generally recovered first?
- A
Liquid contains much more refrigerant by mass than the same volume of vapor, so recovering bulk liquid first is generally faster.
- B
Vapor contains more refrigerant by mass than the same volume of liquid, so it should always be recovered first.
- C
Liquid and vapor contain the same refrigerant mass at equal volume, so recovery order does not matter.
- D
Liquid recovery is faster only because it does not require monitoring the recovery unit.
True or false: The fact that a recovery unit’s hoses can connect to a low-pressure chiller guarantees that its high-pressure cut-out and other controls are suitable for low-pressure service.
- A
True
- B
False
What liquid fill level does the EPA recovery-equipment test procedure use for a recovery cylinder? Enter the percentage value.
What absolute pressure must be reached to meet the EPA evacuation level for a low-pressure appliance? Enter the value in mm Hg absolute.
While setting up a recovery circuit, a technician wants to limit refrigerant release from the hoses. What should the technician do to the hoses?
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