Which two types of heat can an evaporator remove from the air?
A) radiant, conduction
B) sensible, radiant
C) latent, sensible
D) superheat, subcooling

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An evaporator can remove latent heat through the process of evaporation and sensible heat through the process of cooling the air. Choice A (radiant and conduction) is not applicable as an evaporator is not designed to remove heat through these processes. Choice B (sensible and radiant) is partly correct, but the primary function of an evaporator is to remove latent heat through evaporation. Choice D (superheat and subcooling) is not relevant to the function of an evaporator as it is a process associated with refrigerant temperature and not air temperature.

Which Two Types of Heat Can an Evaporator Remove from the Air