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179. Which type of defrosting method condenses refrigerant gas into a liquid? continuous defrost air hot gas there is no defrosting method that does this |
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180. frost on cooling coil surfaces comes from moisture in plant air improves heat transfer increases the k factor for the coil only effects process freezing units |
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Comes from moisture in the plant air. 10-1 |
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181. Which of the following defrosting methods allows cooling during the defrost cycle? hot gas water continuous electric |
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!82. The air defrost sequence first closes the liquid solenoid valve to the coil, then ____ the fans shuts down cycles slows down continues to run |
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183. Electric resistance defrost is commonly used on halocarbon systems is the most energy efficient defrost method works best in dx systems is seldom used on halocarbon systems |
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Is commonly used on halocarbon systems 10-5 |
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184. Which defrost method does not involve a fan delay step in the defrost cycle? electric hot gas water air |
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185. In the continuous defrost method, the fluid that is used to keep frost from forming on the heat exhcange surface ______ is not blown from the evaporator because it is very thick and heavy. must be replaced frequently as there is no way to prevent its dilution must be heated to prevent it from freezing on the evaporators is re-concentrated by an automatic re-generator |
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Is re-concentrated by an automatic re-generator 10-8 |
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186. The moisture/ air relationship is the warmer the air, the more moisture it can hold. the cooler the air, the more moisture it can hold the more moisture the air has, the faster it will cool. non existant |
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The warmer the air, the more moisture it can hold 10-1 |
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187. Frost build-up in storage freezers is usually greater in the winter months. is usually greater in the summer months is not a problem on induced draft evaporators is not a problem on forced draft evaporators |
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Is usually greater in the summer months 10-2 |
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188. which control component is usually used to stop liquid flow into an evaporator for temp management or to defrost the evaporator? Expansion valve float valve gate valve solenoid valve |
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189. Which type of defrost system is often used for a 38F dock unit? Air Water Brine spray electric |
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190. Frost build-up on the evap increases capacity because the frost is a good insulator decreases capacity because of reduced air flow increases capacity because the frost is cold increases capacity because the frost increases 'U' factor. |
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Decreases capacity because of reduced air flow 10-3 |
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191. Which one below is not a common method of defrost? water air electric deposition |
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192. Air defrost is frequently used in plat freezers in rooms operating above 38F in rooms operating below 38F in cold storage units |
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In rooms operating above 38F 10-4 |
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193. Which of the following is usually the final step in a hot gas defrost sequence? Terminate gas delivery Fan delay Open suction stop valve Pump Down |
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194. The hot gas defrost method Delivers gas from the low side of the system to the evaporator coil. is rarely used on industrial and commercial systems delivers gas from the high side of the system to the evap coil does not interrupt the refrigeration process |
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Delivers gas from the high side of the system to the evap coil 10-9 |
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195. The heat used to melt the frost and ice in hot gas defrost systems comes primarily from cooling the gas to a lower temp deposing the gas condensing the gas desuperheating the gas |
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196. Which of the following is not a source of frost? Moisture from infiltrating air. Moisture from inside sealed packages. moisture from product moisture from the respiration of freezer workers in the freezer. |
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Moisture from inside sealed packages 10-1 2 |
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197. If the air in the plant is relatively moisture free: there is less need for defrosting. the system will pick up more superheat in the suction lines the total system cooling capacity will be reduced there will be no impact on system operation. |
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There is less need for defrosting 10-1, 2 |
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198. As an evaporator builds up with ice: there is no change in performance of the evap heat exchange capacity of the evap goes down heat exchange capacity of the evap goes up the amount of flash gas created in the expansion device increases |
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Heat exchange capacity of the evaporator goes down. 10-3 |
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199. Manual defrosting of a sub-freezing evap is accomplished by closing the suction valve using blades and chip hammers following the procedure developed and tested at the facility closing the liquid supply valve to the evap and opening the hot gas supply valve |
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Following the procedure developed and tested at the facility 10-15, 16 |
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200. Which is not a cause of excess ice build up on evaps in low temp rooms? blocked condensate drain lines high discharge pressure inadequate pump down time time interval between scheduled defrosts is too long |
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High discharge pressure 10-17 |
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