Core (Universal)Question 25 of 240
The EPA program that reviews and lists acceptable substitute refrigerants for specific end uses is called:
a.The DOT Hazmat program
b.The SNAP (Significant New Alternatives Policy) program
c.The OSHA Refrigerant Registry
d.The ARI Reclamation program
Explanation
The Significant New Alternatives Policy (SNAP) program reviews substitute refrigerants and lists them as acceptable or unacceptable for specific end uses based on overall risk to health and the environment. DOT regulates transport, OSHA regulates workplace safety, and AHRI (formerly ARI) sets the reclamation purity standard. A refrigerant may be listed as acceptable only for certain applications.
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