A.its pressure and temperature are both lowered
B.its pressure and temperature are both raised
C.its pressure is lowered and its temperature is raised
D.its pressure is raised and its temperature is lowered

A.thermal valve
B.magnetic stop valve
C.bellows valve
D.bimetallic valve

A.high-pressure cutout switch is jammed open
B.low-pressure switch is jammed shut
C.thermal bulb is not operating properly
D.scale trap is clogged

A.in the middle of evaporator coils
B.near the evaporator coil outlet
C.near the evaporator coil inlet
D.on the bottom row of evaporator coils

A.amount of superheat in the vapor leaving the coil
B.amount of superheat in the liquid
C.temperature in the evaporator coils
D.pressure in the evaporator coils

A.stop the refrigerant from flowing
B.force the refrigerant to flow
C.cause the refrigerant pressure to rise
D.cause the refrigerant pressure to fall

A.the expansion valve will move toward the wide open position
B.the expansion valve will move toward the closing position
C.the feeler bulb will conveys the high temperature
D.the superheat degree will raise

A.move in an opening direction
B.move in a closing direction
C.either open or close
D.not move at all

A.help preheat the air for the furnaces
B.help preheat the feedwater
C.protect economizer from excessive heat
D.prevent excessive furnace heat losses

A.the bilges
B.the periscope
C.the water level
D.the oil pressure

A.excess stresses will not be set up in the boiler
B.the decks will not be covered with soot
C.the soot will be swept toward the uptakes
D.there will not be a loss of steam pressure