Question 1: The refrigerant cylinders always shipped in ……………. position with their valves on top.
- Vertical
- Horizontal
Free EPA 608 Core Exam Practice Test 12. 25 questions covering refrigerant cylinder transport, relief valve series installation, CFC recovery after 1995, disposable cylinders, CFC and HFC recovery requirements, ozone layer UV protection, ozone depleting substances, evaporator phase change, ternary blends, compound gauge measurements, mixing refrigerants, dehydration, vapor compression cooling, sight glass function, compressor oil types, CFC structure, global warming potential, purge units, DOT recovery cylinders, cylinder valve caps, cooling recovery cylinders, electronic leak detector sensitivity, UV health effects, HFC climate impact, and refrigerant terminology.
Key facts for this test: Refrigerant cylinders must always be transported and stored in an upright (vertical) position with valves on top. Relief valves downstream of a nitrogen pressure regulator must be installed in parallel, never in series. After 1995, all CFCs used for servicing existing equipment in the USA must come from recovered or recycled stock — no new CFC production is permitted. Disposable cylinders are for virgin (new) refrigerant only — they must never be used as recovery cylinders.
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