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krzymel

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How is placement of the condenser line determined when drawing a PH diagram of an operating system?
 
  A) Draw a vertical line across the saturation curve on a constant enthalpy line equal to the system high-side absolute temperature.
  B) The condenser line can be drawn anywhere that crosses the saturation curve as long as it is a horizontal line.
  C) Draw a horizontal line across the saturation curve on the constant pressure line equal to the system high-side absolute pressure.
  D) The condenser line is always drawn on the horizontal line representing 275 psia absolute pressure.

Question 2

Refrigerant increases in volume as it travels through the:
 
  A) Compressor. B) Condenser. C) Entropy. D) Metering device.



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Answer to Question 1

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