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How is the ice removed from the evaporator of a flake ice machine?
 
  A) The evaporator is teflon coated so the ice slides right off.
  B) A slow-turning spiral-fluted auger cracks the ice off.
  C) The flexible mold is twisted until the ice releases.
  D) A harvest cycle using hot gas bypass

Question 2

Factors used in selecting supply air registers are:
 
  A) Round duct diameter, boot size, and room dimensions.
  B) Required CFM, throw, face velocity, and static pressure drop.
  C) Round duct diameter and boot size.
  D) Boot size and register inventory.



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Answer to Question 1

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