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RETA Industrial Refrigeration Book 2 Exam Newest 2025 Complete 200 Questions And Correct Answers (Verified Answers) |Already Graded A+
Wet bulb temperatures? (pg. 3-6)
- Require increased evaporative condenser capacity if they are high
- Require increased evaporative condenser capacity if they are low
- Cannot be used to determine the dew point
- Can be determined without using a thermometer - ANSWER-A)
Require increased evaporative condenser capacity if they are high
Cold air? (pg. 3-10)
- Is lighter than warm air
- Is heavier than warm air
- Holds more moisture than warm air
- Increases pressure in a freeze - ANSWER-B) Is heavier than warm
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If the dry bulb temperature is 80°F and the RH is 30%, what is the wet bulb temperature? (pg. 3-12)
A) 80°F
B) 60°F
C) 70°F
D) 68°F - ANSWER-B) 60°F
If the RH is 100% and the wet bulb temperature is 70°F, what is the dry bulb temperature? (pg. 3-12)
A) 84°F
B) 60°F
C) 70°F
D) 65°F - ANSWER-C) 70°F
If the dry bulb temperature is 75°F and the RH is 35%, what is the enthalpy per pound of dry air? (pg. 3-12)
- 8 BTU/pound
- 25 BTU/pound
- 2.5BTU/pound
- 46 BTU/pound - ANSWER-B) 25 BTU/pound
If the dry bulb temperature is 72°F and the wet bulb temperature is 65°F, what is the relative humidity? (pg. 3-12) 2 / 4
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A) 61%
B) 65%
C) 70%
D) 30% - ANSWER-C) 70%
If the dry bulb temperature is 75°F and the wet bulb temperature is 70°F, what is the volume of a pound of the air? (pg. 3-12)
- 14.2 cubic feet
- 14.0 cubic feet
- 13.8 cubic feet
- 13.6 cubic feet - ANSWER-C) 13.8 cubic feet
If the dry bulb temperature is 87°F and the RH is 20%, what is the humidity ratio in grains of moisture? (pg. 3-12)
- 43 grains of moisture
- 0.28 grains of moisture
- 42 grains of moisture
- 38 grains of moisture - ANSWER-D) 38 grains of moisture
If the dry bulb temperature is 85°F and the RH is 30%, what is the dew point temperature? (pg. 3-12)
A) 54°F
B) 50°F 3 / 4
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C) 64°F
D) 44°F - ANSWER-B) 50°F
Air with a relative humidity of 62% means that? (pg. 3-3)
- The air contains 62% of the water vapor it could hold at the present
- The air can absorb 62% more water vapor at the present temperature
- The air can absorb 38% more water vapor if the temperature is
- The air can absorb 38% more water vapor if the temperature is
temperature
reduced
increased - ANSWER-A) The air contains 62% of the water vapor it could hold at the present temperature
If the dry bulb temperature is 99°F and the RH is 40%, what is the vapor pressure of the water vapor in inches Hg? (pg. 3-12)
- 0.70" Hg
- 0.80" Hg
- 0.65" Hg
- 0.75" Hg - ANSWER-D) 0.75" Hg
Dry air is? (pg. 3-5)
- Air that has zero moisture content
- The reciprocal of air density
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