A device designed to remove moisture from a refrigerant is called
A.Expansion valve
B.Dehumidifier
C.Drier
D.Solenoid
E.Humidstat
A.Expansion valve
B.Dehumidifier
C.Drier
D.Solenoid
E.Humidstat
A.Evaporator
B.Receiver
C.Expansion valve
D.Conderser
E.Absorber and generator
A.It is less efficient
B.It requires bulky machines
C.It is uneconomical
D.Isentropic portions of cycle require low speeds whereas isothermal protuons require high speeds
A.1 kW
B.2.5 kW
C.3.5 kW
D.5 kW
E.10 kW
A.High pressure after compression
B.Excessive ammonia charged
C.Lack of ammonia
D.Evaporator coils chocked
E.Leakage of ammonia
A.Low line voltage
B.Suction pressure high
C.Discharge pressure high
D.Compressor tight
E.Any of the above
A.Solenoid valve
B.Drier
C.Expansion valve
D.Evaporator
E.The change is gradual throughout the cycle
A.Evaporator
B.Expansion valve
C.Compressor
D.Condenser inlet
E.Condenser outlet
A.Copper
B.Aluminium
C.Brass
D.PVC
E.Cast steel or wrought iron
A.Before compressor
B.Between compressor and condenser
C.Between condenser and evaporator
D.Between condenser and expansion vlve
E.Could be installed anywhere