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Zoey63294

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In the compression refrigeration cycle, the refrigerant is superheated:
 
  A) Leaving the compressor, through the condenser, up to the metering device.
  B) The refrigerant contains some superheat throughout the cycle.
  C) The refrigerant is not superheated anywhere in the compression cycle.
  D) Leaving the evaporator, through the compressor, up to the condenser.

Question 2

To increase latent cooling capacity:
 
  A) Reverse the direction of airflow over the evaporator.
  B) Raise the evaporator pressure.
  C) Reduce the airflow over the evaporator.
  D) Increase the airflow over the evaporator.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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