A receiver drier separates liquid refrigerant and vapour refrigerant when

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A receiver/drier separates liquid refrigerant and vapour refrigerant, when

A. The outlet of the receiver/drier is connected to the bottom of the receiver body, where liquid refrigerant settles

B. The receiver/drier absorbs liquid refrigerant using a drying agent

C. The receiver/drier has a strainer which can separate the liquid and vapour refrigerant

D. The receiver/drier has a check valve that prevents the entry of vapour from the condenser

Answer: Option B

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