Test Bank for Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology, 9th Edition, Eugene Silberstein, Jason Obrzut, John Tomczyk, Bill Whitman, Bill Johnson

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• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0357122275
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0357122273
• Author: John Tomczyk; Jason Obrzut

Develop the knowledge and skills you need to maintain and troubleshoot today�s complex heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems with REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING TECHNOLOGY, Ninth Edition. This best-selling, easy-to-understand resource provides hands-on guidance, practical applications, and the solid foundation you need to understand modern HVAC service and repair, its environmental challenges, and their solutions. Focused on sustainable technology and emphasizing new technologies and green awareness, the Ninth Edition features the latest advances in the HVAC/R industry, including updated content throughout the text and more than 400 new and revised figures and images. Drawing on decades of industry experience, the authors also cover the all-important soft skills and customer relations issues that today’s professionals need to master for career success. Memorable real-world examples, hundreds of vibrant photos, and unique Service Call features bring key concepts to life and help you develop the knowledge and skills to succeed in today’s dynamic industry.

Table of contents:

1. Section 1: Theory of Heat
2. Introduction
3. History of Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning (Cooling)
4. Green Awareness
5. History of Home and Commercial Heating
6. Career Opportunities
7. Technician Certification Programs
8. Programmatic Accreditation
9. National Skill Standards
10. Customer Relations and Technician Soft Skills
11. Unit 1: Heat, Temperature, and Pressure
12. 1.1 Heat, Temperature, and Pressure
13. 1.2 Temperature
14. 1.3 Introduction to Heat
15. 1.4 Conduction
16. 1.5 Convection
17. 1.6 Radiation
18. 1.7 Sensible Heat
19. 1.8 Latent Heat
20. 1.9 Specific Heat
21. 1.10 Sizing Heating Equipment
22. 1.11 Pressure
23. 1.12 Atmospheric Pressure
24. 1.13 Pressure Gauges
25. Unit 2: Matter and Energy
26. 2.1 Matter
27. 2.2 Mass and Weight
28. 2.3 Density
29. 2.4 Specific Gravity
30. 2.5 Specific Volume
31. 2.6 Gas Laws
32. 2.7 Energy
33. 2.8 Conservation of Energy
34. 2.9 Thermal Energy
35. 2.10 Energy in Magnetism
36. 2.11 Purchase of Energy
37. 2.12 Energy Used as Work
38. 2.13 Power
39. 2.14 Electrical Power – The Watt
40. Unit 3: Refrigeration and Refrigerants
41. 3.1 Introduction to Refrigeration
42. 3.2 Refrigeration
43. 3.3 Rating Refrigeration Equipment
44. 3.4 The Refrigeration Process
45. 3.5 Temperature and Pressure Relationship
46. 3.6 Basic Refrigeration System Components
47. 3.7 The Evaporator
48. 3.8 The Compressor
49. 3.9 The Condenser
50. 3.10 The Refrigerant Metering Device
51. 3.11 A High-Temperature, Matched Refrigeration System by the Numbers
52. 3.12 Refrigerants
53. 3.13 Refrigerants Must Be Safe
54. 3.14 Refrigerants Must Be Detectable
55. 3.15 The Boiling Point of the Refrigerant
56. 3.16 Pumping Characteristics
57. 3.17 Popular Refrigerants and Their Important Characteristics
58. 3.18 Refrigerant Cylinder Color Codes
59. 3.19 Recovery, Recycling, and Reclaiming of Refrigerants
60. 3.20 Plotting the Refrigeration Cycle
61. 3.21 Plotting the Refrigeration Cycle for Blends with Noticeable Temperature Glide (Zeotropic Blends
62. Section 2: Safety, Tools and Equipment, and Shop Practices
63. Unit 4: General Safety Practices
64. 4.1 Workplace Surroundings and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
65. 4.2 Pressurized Vessels, Piping, and Systems
66. 4.3 Electrical Safety
67. 4.4 First Aid
68. 4.5 Ladder Safety
69. 4.6 Heat
70. 4.7 Cold
71. 4.8 Mechanical Equipment
72. 4.9 Moving Heavy Objects
73. 4.10 Refrigerants in Your Breathing Space
74. 4.11 Using Chemicals
75. Unit 5: Tools, Instrumentation, and Equipment
76. 5.1 Introduction to Tools, Instrumentation, and Equipment
77. 5.2 Hand Tools
78. 5.3 Power Tools
79. 5.4 Electrical Test Instruments
80. 5.5 Refrigerant Leak Detectors
81. 5.6 Tubing Tools
82. 5.7 Piping Tools
83. 5.8 Sheet Metal Tools
84. 5.9 HVACR Installation and Service Tools and Equipment
85. 5.10 Airside Instrumentation
86. 5.11 Combustion Testing Equipment
87. 5.12 Energy Auditing Instrumentation
88. Unit 6: Fasteners
89. 6.1 Nails
90. 6.2 Staples and Rivets
91. 6.3 Screws
92. 6.4 Hollow Wall Fasteners
93. 6.5 Concrete Fasteners
94. 6.6 Threaded Rod
95. 6.7 Piping and Ductwork Fasteners
96. 6.8 Pins, Clamps, and Rings
97. 6.9 Electrical Fasteners
98. Unit 7: Tubing and Piping
99. 7.1 Purpose of Tubing and Piping
100. 7.2 Types and Sizes of Tubing
101. 7.3 Tubing Insulation
102. 7.4 Line Sets
103. 7.5 Cutting Tubing
104. 7.6 Bending Tubing
105. 7.7 Soldering and Brazing Processes
106. 7.8 Heat Sources for Soldering and Brazing
107. 7.9 Fluxing
108. 7.10 Soldering Techniques
109. 7.11 Brazing Techniques
110. 7.12 Practical Soldering and Brazing Tips
111. 7.13 Making Flare Joints
112. 7.14 Swaging Techniques
113. 7.15 Compression Fittings
114. 7.16 Steel and Wrought Iron Pipe
115. 7.17 Installing Steel Pipe
116. 7.18 Plastic Pipe
117. 7.19 Alternative Mechanical Piping Connections
118. Unit 8: Leak Detection, System Evacuation, and System Cleanup
119. 8.1 Leaks
120. 8.2 Basic Refrigerant Leak Detection
121. 8.3 Advanced Leak Detection
122. 8.4 Standing Pressure Test
123. 8.5 Leak Detection Tips
124. 8.6 Repairing Leaks
125. 8.7 System Evacuation
126. 8.8 General Evacuation Procedures
127. 8.9 Cleaning a Dirty System
128. Unit 9: Refrigerant and Oil Chemistry and Management – Recovery, Recycling, Reclaiming, and Retrofit
129. 9.1 Refrigerants and the Environment
130. 9.2 Ozone Depletion
131. 9.3 Global Warming
132. 9.4 Refrigerants
133. 9.5 CFC Refrigerants
134. 9.6 HCFC Refrigerants
135. 9.7 HFC Refrigerants
136. 9.8 Hydrofluoro-Olefin (HFO) Refrigerants
137. 9.9 Hydrocarbon (HC) Refrigerants
138. 9.10 Refrigerant Numbering
139. 9.11 Refrigerant Blends
140. 9.12 Popular Refrigerants and Their Compatible Oils
141. 9.13 Refrigerant Oils and Their Applications
142. 9.14 Regulations
143. 9.15 Recover, Recycle, or Reclaim
144. 9.16 Methods of Recovery
145. 9.17 Mechanical Recovery Systems
146. 9.18 Recovering Refrigerant from Small Appliances
147. 9.19 Reclaiming Refrigerant
148. 9.20 Refrigerant Retrofitting
149. Unit 10: System Charging
150. 10.1 Charging a Refrigeration System
151. 10.2 Vapor Refrigerant Charging
152. 10.3 Liquid Refrigerant Charging
153. 10.4 Weighing Refrigerant
154. 10.5 Graduated Charging Cylinders
155. 10.6 Charging Charts
156. 10.7 Subcooling Charging Method for TXV Systems
157. 10.8 Charging Near-Azeotropic (Zeotropic) Refrigerant Blends

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