A sight glass is installed in the liquid line to indicate the condition of the refrigerant charge and may also indicate what else?
β’ Function and location of a sight glass in a refrigeration liquid line β’ What visual indicators (bubbles, color change) in a sight glass typically represent β’ Why detecting contaminants in a closed refrigeration system is important
β’ Think about what you can realistically see through a sight glass and what that tells you about the health of the refrigerant, not the mechanical parts β’ Ask yourself which choice is commonly monitored using color-changing elements or indicators within the sight glass β’ Consider which of the listed items would require internal inspection or instruments instead of a simple viewing window in the liquid line
β’ Verify which option relates directly to the refrigerant quality or contamination, not mechanical operation β’ Eliminate any answer that would normally be checked with temperature or pressure gauges rather than a visual window β’ Focus on what condition can be shown by a color indicator or bubbles in the sight glass per standard refrigeration practice
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