EPA 608 Type III · Recovery Techniques · Medium
What must be done after recovering the liquid from a low-pressure chiller?
Answer: C. Recover the remaining vapor.
- AImmediately open the system for service.
- BPressurize the system with air.
- CRecover the remaining vapor.✓ Correct
- DFlush the evaporator with nitrogen.
Why C is right
A substantial amount of refrigerant remains as vapor after the liquid is removed and must also be recovered.
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