The condition of refrigerant before and after the condenser in a vapour compression cycle is
A.Dry saturated, saturated liquid
B.Dry saturated, wet vapour
C.Dry saturated, dry saturated
D.Wet vapour, wet vapour
E.Liquid, liquid
A.Dry saturated, saturated liquid
B.Dry saturated, wet vapour
C.Dry saturated, dry saturated
D.Wet vapour, wet vapour
E.Liquid, liquid
A.Frosting is undersirable
B.Frosting increases refrigerating effect
C.Frosting retards heat flow
D.Frosting obstructs flow of refrigerant
E.Frosting may cause damage to equipment
A.Condenser tubes
B.Evaporator tubes
C.Refrigerant cooling tubes
D.Capillary tubes
E.Throttling device
A.Air
B.Methyl chloride
C.Glycol
D.Brine
E.None of the above
A.Compressor runs continuously
B.Frost on suction line
C.Low suction pressure
D.Low head pressure
E.All of the above
A.To prevent scale formation
B.To remove odour
C.To increase remove foreign particle
D.To inhibit corrosion
E.To prevent algae growth
A.Too little or too warm condenser water
B.Fouled tubes in shell and tube condenser
C.Improper operations of evaporator condenser
D.Overcharge of refrigerant
E.Any of the above
A.Pyrometers
B.Radiation pyrometers
C.Mercury thermometers
D.Gas thermometers
E.Electronic digital instruments
A.Indicates the temperature of refrigerant after compression
B.Gives an ideas about the coefficient of performance of the cycle
C.Gives a warning when the pressure reaches a dangerous point
D.Confirms the flow of refrigerant in cycle
E.Is mounted for show only
A.Dry bulb temperature
B.Wet bulb temperature
C.Hot water temperature
D.Ambient temperature
E.Air conditioned room temperature