{"id":129889,"date":"2023-12-05T05:25:57","date_gmt":"2023-12-05T05:25:57","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/learnexams.com\/blog\/?p=129889"},"modified":"2023-12-05T05:25:58","modified_gmt":"2023-12-05T05:25:58","slug":"nate-industry-competency-exam-commercial-refrigeration-latest-exam-2023-actual-exam","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.learnexams.com\/blog\/2023\/12\/05\/nate-industry-competency-exam-commercial-refrigeration-latest-exam-2023-actual-exam\/","title":{"rendered":"NATE INDUSTRY COMPETENCY EXAM COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION LATEST EXAM 2023ACTUAL EXAM"},"content":{"rendered":"\n<p>What is the primary function of a refrigerant distributor at the outlet of a<br>thermostatic expansion valve?<br>a. Allow the evaporator to operate with proper superheat.<br>b. Feed the evaporator sufficient liquid to control the leaving air<br>temperature.<br>c. Decrease the pressure drop across the evaporator coil.<br>d. Evenly feed each evaporator circuit. &#8211; ANSWER- D<br>The voltage that controls the operation of the contact points in a<br>potential relay is:<br>a. Line voltage.<br>b. Run-winding voltage.<br>c. Back EMF.<br>d. Control voltage. &#8211; ANSWER- C<br>Refrigerant migration can be minimized by the use of a(n)<br><br>a. Oil separator.<br>b. Receiver tank.<br>c. Liquid line solenoid valve.<br>d. Crankcase pressure regulating valve. &#8211; ANSWER- C<br>A transformer rated at 40 VA at 24 volts output has a maximum capacity<br>of:<br>a. 0.625 A.<br>b. 0.960 A.<br>c. 1.240 A.<br>d. 1.667 A. &#8211; ANSWER- D<br>Using the illustration below, what is the pressure drop across the<br>refrigerant distributor and distributor tubes?<br>a. 2.5 psi.<br>b. 35 psi.<br>c. 71 psi.<br>d. 120 psi. &#8211; ANSWER- B<br>The current that opens the contacts in the current relay is the:<br>a. Start-winding current.<br>b. Run-winding current.<br>c. 24-volt applied voltage.<br>d. Back EMF. &#8211; ANSWER- D<br>The holding coil of the potential start relay is connected across:<br>a. The run-winding and common.<br>b. The start-winding and common.<br>c. Both run and start windings.<br>d. The line voltage. &#8211; ANSWER- B<br>In a pump-down refrigeration system, the compressor is cycled on and<br>off by the:<br>a. Temperature control.<br>b. Low pressure control.<br>c. Head pressure control.<br>d. Liquid solenoid valve. &#8211; ANSWER- B<br>Low ambient head pressure controls in a condensing unit function by<br>controlling flooding of liquid refrigerant in the:<br>a. Receiver.<br>b. Accumulator.<br><br>c. Evaporator.<br>d. Condenser. &#8211; ANSWER- D<br>As head pressure increases while suction pressure remains constant, the<br>compressor current:<br>a. Increases and capacity increases.<br>b. Decreases and capacity increases.<br>c. Increases and capacity decreases.<br>d. Increases and capacity remains constant. &#8211; ANSWER- B<br>On an inside 30 lb. receiver with a safety-pressure relief device, the<br>discharge of the safety device should be piped to the:<br>a. Inside compressor.<br>b. Outside condenser.<br>c. Outside atmosphere.<br>d. Inside evaporator. &#8211; ANSWER- C<br>On a new installation, the purpose of adjusting a thermostatic expansion<br>valve to maintain a low superheat is to ensure that:<br>a. 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