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CoolComms Alphabet: HVAC Essentials

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CoolComms Alphabet: HVAC EssentialsOnline version

HVAC terms from the docs

by rufino nakahara
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
Y
Z

Starts with A

Where refrigerant takes in heat causing it to boil in the cycle.

Starts with B

Device that moves air through the system to distribute cooling.

Starts with C

Stage that releases heat to surroundings and changes to liquid.

Starts with D

Component used to remove moisture from refrigerant in some systems.

Starts with E

Part that absorbs heat from the space and turns liquid into vapor.

Starts with F

Unit other than "C" of temperature used to track temperatures in cooling tests.

Starts with G

Manifold instrument used to monitor pressures on the supply and return sides.

Starts with H

Which side of Valve that provides access to the side with elevated pressure in the loop.

Starts with I

Drive technology used in some AC units to control speed and efficiency.

Starts with J

Connection point in piping where components meet.

Starts with K

Pertains to motion-related aspects of moving refrigerant or parts.

Starts with L

Undesired escape of refrigerant that must be detected and repaired.

Starts with M

Risk from moving parts or machinery in the facility.

Starts with N

reference path in electrical systems within safe operation.

Starts with O

Protects the system from any form of short circuit.

Starts with P

Force per area guiding refrigerant behavior through stages.

Starts with Q

Refers to the number of certain materials, tools or equipment. It is usually paired with UNIT, it is reflected in the requisition slip in Labs.

Starts with R

Working fluid circulated to absorb and release heat; example is R32.

Starts with S

Weighing device used to track refrigerant charge during charging.

Starts with T

Reset function on a scale to measure only the added content.

Starts with U

After actual works such as charging and recovery what should be done with the Units?

Starts with V

Controls flow of refrigerant between components.

Starts with W

Mass of refrigerant in the tank used to determine charge.

Starts with Y

Color‑coded valve on a gauge for refrigerant charging control.

Starts with Z

Reading on a scale indicating the starting point before charging.

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