A.vaporize, with the unflashed water remaining at the temperature at which it entered the flash chamber
B.vaporize, with the unflashed water equalizing to the saturation conditions existing in the flash chamber
C.vaporize, with the remaining water at the temperature greater than it entered the flash chamber
D.boil, allowing steam bubbles to rise through the brine at the bottom of the flash chamber

A.The solenoid valves directs high pressure gas to the valve lifting device raising the suction valve off its seat and causing one specific cylinder to become unloaded
B.The solenoid valves directs high pressure gas to the underside of the unloading piston, causing it to rise and allowing the recirculating ports to be opened
C.When the solenoid valve becomes energized, the valve ports become closed, allowing discharge pressure to build up above the piston, shifting it and causing it to unload
D.The solenoid valve allows the refrigerant to pass from the suction chamber to the top of the unloader piston, causing the piston to lift and unload the cylinder

A.pressure does not fluctuate rapidly
B.pressure remains steady and unchanged
C.brine density does not exceed 1~5
D.brine density is too low

A.moisture emulsification of the bearing grease
B.insufficient circulation and overheating of the bearing
C.proper grease circulation to cool the bearing
D.sliding friction between balls and races

A.oil fires in the engine room bilges
B.class B fires in paint lockers
C.any class D fire
D.all of the above