True or false: For a low-pressure appliance, the required evacuation level is 25 mm Hg absolute regardless of whether the recovery equipment was manufactured before or after November 15, 1993.
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When recharging a chiller, introduce refrigerant before to reduce the risk of freezing water in the tubes.
A low-pressure chiller’s purge unit begins operating much more frequently than usual. What is the most useful interpretation of this clue?
- A
The appliance is necessarily overcharged with refrigerant.
- B
Air may be entering the system, possibly because of a leak.
- C
The chiller has completed recovery.
- D
The refrigerant is being intentionally vented.
In a refrigeration pressure reading labeled psia, what kind of pressure is being measured?
To approximately what temperature in °F should oil be heated before removal to reduce refrigerant remaining in solution?
Through which valve should refrigerant be charged into a centrifugal chiller?
- A
The condenser drain
- B
The purge-unit exhaust
- C
The evaporator charging valve
- D
The oil receiver
After reaching the required evacuation level, wait several minutes and check whether the pressure .
True or false: Recovered refrigerant can generally be transferred to a new owner for reuse without reclamation, provided it came from a properly serviced appliance.
- A
True
- B
False
For certification review, what is the maximum leak-test pressure for a low-pressure centrifugal chiller?
- A
5 psig
- B
10 psig
- C
25 psig
- D
50 psig
Which service action is classified as a major repair of a refrigeration appliance?
- A
Replacing an external temperature display
- B
Cleaning the exterior of the appliance
- C
Removing the evaporator for service
- D
Adjusting a room thermostat
Select all appropriate practices when recovering refrigerant from a low-pressure chiller.
- A
Recover liquid early when possible.
- B
Recover liquid only and leave vapor in the appliance.
- C
Recover vapor as well as liquid.
- D
After reaching the required level, wait and check whether pressure rebounds.
- E
Treat the first reading at the required level as proof that recovery is complete.
- F
Circulate or remove water from the chiller tubes during evacuation.
For covered appliances containing at least 50 pounds of ozone-depleting refrigerant, select all correct EPA leak-repair trigger-rate matches.
- A
Industrial process refrigeration: 30%
- B
Industrial process refrigeration: 20%
- C
Commercial refrigeration: 20%
- D
Commercial refrigeration: 10%
- E
Comfort cooling and other appliances: 10%
- F
Comfort cooling and other appliances: 30%
A technician is planning work in a low-pressure equipment room where a refrigerant leak may have occurred. Explain the oxygen-displacement hazard and describe the precautions needed before anyone enters.
A low-pressure chiller operating below atmospheric pressure can draw air and moisture inward through a leak even when refrigerant is not leaking outward at that moment. True or false?
- A
True
- B
False
A chiller’s purge unit is operating frequently. Which interpretation is most appropriate?
- A
The system is removing excess refrigerant after charging.
- B
Air or other noncondensables may be entering the system through a leak.
- C
The refrigerant charge is necessarily too high.
- D
The appliance has completed recovery.
A technician is recharging a chiller and wants to reduce the risk of freezing water in its tubes. Which charging sequence should the technician use?
- A
Introduce liquid before vapor to cool the tubes rapidly.
- B
Introduce liquid only, because vapor cannot be recovered.
- C
Introduce vapor before liquid to reduce the risk of freezing water in the tubes.
- D
Introduce air before refrigerant to equalize pressure.
A technician is leak-testing a low-pressure centrifugal chiller. What is the maximum leak-test pressure for certification review?
- A
5 psig
- B
10 psig
- C
25 psig
- D
50 psig
You are identifying a refrigerant used in low-pressure equipment. Enter one common low-pressure refrigerant designation from the material.
Before removing oil from a low-pressure appliance, a technician heats it to reduce refrigerant remaining in solution. What approximate temperature should the technician use?
After a chiller reaches its required evacuation level, its pressure rises during a wait of several minutes. What should the technician infer and do?
- A
The appliance is definitely free of refrigerant and ready to open.
- B
The purge unit has permanently removed all noncondensables.
- C
Refrigerant may still be boiling from liquid or escaping from oil, so recovery may need to continue.
- D
The recovery equipment has necessarily exceeded its high-pressure cut-out.
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