Exam 5: Air-Conditioning Components: Metering Devices, Evaporator, Accumulator

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If the remote bulb was removed from the evaporator outlet what would happen to the thermostatic expansion valve?

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Which of the following is not a consideration of the amount of refrigerant that is able to pass though a fixed orifice tube?

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An accumulator is used in an air conditioning system that uses a __________________ for a metering device?

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Which of the following statements about ah H-block thermostatic expansion valve is not true?

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The remote bulb is fastened to:

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Which color of orifice tube will allow the most refrigerant to pass through it?

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The capillary tube connects the:

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What information is not needed to calculate superheat setting of an air conditioning system?

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Where is the evaporator usually mounted?

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In regards to internally equalized and an externally equalized thermostatic expansion valves identify the incorrect statement?

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When the pressure of the gas inside the remote valve increases it will be transmitted to the diaphragm and try to compress the ______________ to open the valve seat to allow refrigerant to pass.

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What component contained in the accumulator will absorb moisture from the refrigerant as it flows through?

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Which of the following is the accumulator not responsible for?

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Identify which of the following is a device used control the amount of refrigerant entering the evaporator.

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In regards to refrigerant flow through a fixed orifice tube:

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