ESCO Air Conditioning Practice Exam

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The heat removed from the refrigerant by the condenser is a combination of which types of heat?

Latent heat and conductive heat

The heat removed from the refrigerant by the condenser is a combination of both latent heat and conductive heat. This is because in a condenser, the refrigerant goes through a phase change from gas to liquid (latent heat) and also transfers heat to the surrounding environment through contact (conductive heat). Option B is incorrect because sensible heat involves only temperature change, not a phase change. Option C is incorrect because radiant heat does not play a significant role in the condenser process. Option D is incorrect because latent heat and radiant heat do not accurately describe the heat removal process in a condenser.

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Latent heat and sensible heat

Radiant heat and sensible heat

Radiant heat and latent heat

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