An increase in the movement of the molecules within a solid, liquid or gas corresponds to
A.A drop in temperature
B.No change in temperature
C.Latent heat addition/removal
D.A rise in temperature
E.None of the above
A.A drop in temperature
B.No change in temperature
C.Latent heat addition/removal
D.A rise in temperature
E.None of the above
A.Specific humidity increases
B.Specific humidity decreases
C.Relative humidity increases
D.Relative humidity decreases
E.Relative humidity does not change
A.Ammonia
B.Carbondioxide
C.Freon 12
D.Methyl chloride
E.All of the above
A.3200 litres each
B.2400 litres through 300 ton plant and 4000 litres through 500 ton plant
C.4000 litres through 300 ton plant and 2400 litres through 500 ton plant
D.Same brine should flow through both
E.None of the above
A.A horizontal line
B.A vertical line
C.A line parallel to dry bulb temperature lines
D.A line parallel to wet bulb temperature lines
E.A curve
A.solid carbon dioxide
B.ice kept below 0?C to avoid melting
C.solid hydrogen
D.ice kept out of contact of other liquids
A.Compressor
B.Expansion valve
C.Condenser
D.Receiver
E.Evaporator
A.Halide torch test
B.Sulphur candle test
C.Soap and water test
D.Any of above
E.None of the above
A.? 15?C to – 40?C
B.0?C to – 15?C
C.40?C to 0?C
D.50?C to 40?C
E.70?C to – 110?C
A.Increases heat transfer
B.Improves COP of the system
C.Reduces power consumption
D.Reduces evaporator temperature
E.Acts as an insulation, increasing power consumption