A Bourdon tube is:
A) An evacuated tube that vibrates in the presence of pressure.
B) A flattened tube in the shape of a question mark that straightens under pressure.
C) A straight, round tube that deforms under pressure.
D) A straight twisted tube that untwists with an increase in pressure.
Question 2
Where is the liquid receiver located?
A) On the high side just after the condenser B) On the low side just after the metering device
C) On the high side just after the compressor D) On the low side just before the compressor
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