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| 1. | A piping configuration which allows the circulating fluid to follow more than one flow path. |
| 2. | A piping configuration which carries the circulating fluid in a single flow path. |
| 3. | 12,000 btu/h |
| 4. | A mixture of sodium bentonite, potable water, and quartzite sand. |
| 6. | A switching device actuated by the temperature of a fluid. |
| 7. | An excavation machine equipped with a toothed chain. |
| 8. | Heating Ventilating, and Air Conditioning. |
| 9. | A small electrically powered pump used to move fluids. |
| 10. | A term synonymous with geothermal. |
| 14. | A switching device actuated by the temperature in a zone. |
| 15. | The formation of air bubbles due to depressurization or vacuums in a flowing liquid. |
| 17. | An activity whereby debris is forcibly pumped out of a piping system. |
| 19. | Describes the movement of heat energy through the earth. |
| 21. | A larger pipe section, usually located in the mechanical room, to which many smaller pipes are connected. |
| 23. | A medium from which heat energy is extracted. |
| 25. | A common non toxic glycol used in GSHP systems. |
| 26. | An adjustable device which controls air flow in a duct. |
| 30. | An exchanger in which the refrigerant rejects heat energy. |
| 31. | An exchanger in which the refrigerant absorbs heat energy. |
| 32. | A fusion welding technique joining two lengths of pipe of equal diameter without a connecting fitting. |
| 37. | A pipe size and wall thickness classification system originating with the iron pipe industry. |
| 38. | A larger pipe section located in the earth, reducing in size as many smaller pipes are connected. |
| 40. | A term used to express a quantity of heat equal to 100,000 btu. |
| 41. | A unit of pressure equal to 100 kilopascals, and roughly equal to the atmospheric pressure at sea level. |
| 43. | Old term used to express resistance to fluid flow caused by distance, bends, fittings, valves. |
| 45. | Output in btu divided by input in watts adjusted for seasons. |