Type III safety & ASHRAE 15: EPA 608 Practice Questions

Machinery rooms, refrigerant monitors, relief venting, B1 refrigerants.
Question 1
What does ASHRAE 15 require in a machinery room housing a large chiller?
Question 2
Why is a refrigerant monitor especially important in an equipment room with an R-123 chiller?
Question 3
Where should the discharge from a chiller's rupture disc be piped?
Question 4
A large refrigerant release fills a chiller room. What equipment may be needed to enter safely?
Question 5
Why is refrigerant vapor from a chiller leak a suffocation hazard in a basement machinery room?
Question 6
Which gas must never be used to pressurize a chiller for leak testing?
Question 7
When warming a chiller with hot water to raise pressure for a leak test, what must the technician avoid?
Question 8
In an R-1233zd(E) chiller room, a detector alarms but the refrigerant is A1. Why is the alarm still important?
Question 9
What protective equipment should be worn when handling liquid R-123 or connecting hoses to a chiller?
Question 10
Why should an open flame never be used near an R-123 leak?
Question 11
Under ASHRAE 15, a machinery room refrigerant detector for a refrigerant such as R-123 must alarm at what level?
Question 12
Before working on a chiller's electrical controls or motor starter, what should the technician do?

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