Republic of the Philippines

CAMARINES SUR POLYTECHNIC COLLEGES

Nabua,Camarines Sur CSPC-F-COL-13B

JOB REPORT IN REFRIGERATION SYSTEM

Name:
Course:
Job Number : 1
Description: TOOLS, INSTRUMENTS, EQUIPMENTS, AND MATERIALS
Date Started: Date Finished:
Grade: Remarks:
Instructor: ENGR. SAUL J. ABONITE, PME, MET

I –OVERVIEW
Refrigeration and air conditioning Technicians usually work with electrical and
mechanical parts of various refrigeration and air conditioning components Obviously,
majority of these equipment and devices are electro-mechanicals, electricity.
Installation, repairs and maintenance of these electro-mechanical parts would mean that
a refrigeration and air conditioning technician should be able to identify and use properly
the right kind of tools, instruments and equipments for a specific task,
In this report, you are expected to identify and learn the proper use of the most
commonly used tools, instruments, equipments and materials in Domestic Refrigeration
and Air Conditioning.
II – LEARNING AIDS
1. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Books
2. Brochures
3. Drawing Instruments
4. Set oftools, equipments, instruments and materials
III - PROCEDURES
1. With the use of the learning aids listed above make drawings or sketches of the
different tools, instruments, equipments, and materials listed in Part V.
2. Give a brief description of each tools, instruments, equipments and materials in
Domestic Refrigeration and Air Conditioning.
3. Answer the practical questions given in Part V.
IV – WORKING DRAWING
I – Tools
a. Pliers
1. Long Nose Pliers
2. Slip joint or gas Pliers
b. Fuse puller
c. Screwdrivers
1. Flat – head screwdrivers
2. Phillips – head screwdrivers
d. Wrenches
1. Socket wrench
2. Box wrench
3. Open-end wrench
4. Adjustable wrench
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5. Pipe wrench
6. Allen wrench

e. Metal Working Tools

1. Cold Chisels
2. Hacksaw
3. Mill file
4. Center punch
f. Hammer
1. Claw hammer
2. Ball-peen hammer
3. Mallet
g. Insulation Stripping Tools
1. Skinning Knife
2. Wire stripper
h. Tubing tools
1. Tube cutter
2. Flaring tools
3. Swaging tools
4. Tube bender
i. Ruler and measuring Tapes
1. Folding rule
2. Steel rule
II. Electrical Instruments
a. Multi – tester
b. Clamp – on ammeter
c. Tachometer
III. Equipments
a. Halide Leak Detector
b. Refrigerant Tank
c. Vacuum Pump
d. Blow Torch
e. Electric Arc Welding Machine
f. Oxy – Acetylene Welding Equipment
g. Safety Outfits
1. Safety Shoes
2. Safety goggles
3. Hand Gloves

IV . MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES

a. Refrigerants
b. Capella Oil
c. Degreasing and Cleaning Solvent
d. Welding Rods
e. Silver Rods
f. Flux
g. Copper, Steel, and Aluminum Tubes
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V – PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
1. When do you use a long nose plier?
2. If available, which do you think is better for removing wire insulation, a wire
stripper or skinning knife? Why?
3. What is the difference between a ball hammer and a mallet?
4. Having available with a socket wrench of correct sizes for a bolt and an
adjustable wrench, which do you prefer to use? Why?
5. What is the purpose of a vacuum pump?
6. Having available with a hacksaw and a tube cutter, which do you prefer to use for
cutting a soft copper tube? Why?
7. Is it advisable to wear sandals while working in the shop? Why?
8. When do you use a safety goggle?
9. What is frostbite?
10. For minor burns, what immediate treatment would you apply?