Type III — Low-PressureCâu 199 / 240
Which practice is correct when leak testing a low-pressure chiller that is under a vacuum?
a.Draw a deeper vacuum to reveal leaks
b.Raise it with nitrogen, under 10 psig
c.Pressurize with oxygen to 15 psig
d.Vent refrigerant to lower the pressure
Giải thích
To make a leak show outward, pressure must be raised above atmospheric, using nitrogen with a trace of refrigerant while staying at or below 10 psig. A deeper vacuum keeps leaks pulling air inward where a detector cannot sense them, venting is illegal, and oxygen is dangerous.
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