HVAC Practice Test

Take this free practice test to see how prepared you are for an HVAC certification exam.
1. Two locations where a cold air return should be installed:
2. Which of the following is a law of thermodynamics:
3. Sensible heat describes _________________________.
4. Latent heat measures _______________________.
5. Latent heat is measured in ____________________.
6. If 1 pound of water warms to 60 degrees F from 55 degrees F, what btu of latent heat will it have absorbed?
7. What is the amount of heat energy required to evaporate 1 pound of water?
8. In an air conditioning and refrigeration system, what occurs in an evaporator?
9. In an air conditioning and refrigeration system, what occurs in a condenser?
10. In a sealed system, pressure and temperature _________________.
11. Which of the following is not a type of compressor?
12. In Fahrenheit, the boiling point of water is _____________.
13. To change Fahrenheit to Celsius, which formula is used?
14. Which of the following is not a method by which heat may be transferred from a warmer substance to a colder substance?
15. What btu of heat is required to raise 1 pound of ice 1 degree F when the temperature is below 32 degrees F?
16. What btu of heat is required to raise 1 pound of steam 1 degree F above the temperature of 212 degrees F?
17. A day-ton of refrigeration is the amount of refrigeration produced by melting 1 ton of ice at a temperature of 32 degrees F in 24 hours.
18. Ice exerts pressure ________________.
19. Pressure is usually measured in ___________.
20. Atmospheric pressure, at sea level, is 14.7 psia.
21. When one rises into the atmosphere, the atmospheric pressure decreases by 1 psi for every_________________.
22. Vaporization can be increased by _____________ the pressure on a liquid.
23. Every mechanical refrigeration system has __________ different pressure levels.
24. Pressure on the high pressure side of a mechanical refrigeration unit is called _______________.
25. The exertion of pressure on a substance with a constant temperature increases its volume in proportion to the increase in pressure.