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​​​In a psychrometric chart, one axis represents dry-bulb temperature. The axis, that is perpendicular to the dry-bulb temperature axis, representswet-bulb temperaturespe...
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In a vapour compression refrigeration cycle, the refrigerant enters the compressor in saturated vapour state at evaporator pressure, with specific enthalpy equal to $250$...
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Consider an ideal vapour compression refrigeration cycle working on $\text{R-134a}$ refrigerant. The $\text{COP}$ of the cycle is $10$ and the refrigeration capacity is $...
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Consider an ideal vapor compression refrigeration cycle. If the throttling process is replaced by an isentropic expansion process, keeping all the other processes unchang...
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A refrigerator uses $R-134a$ as its refrigerant and operates on an ideal vapour-compression refrigeration cycle between $0.14 \: MPa$ and $0.8 \: MPa$.if the mass flow ra...
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The heat removal rate from a refrigerated space and the power input to the compressor are $7.2$ $kW$ and $1.8$ $kW$, respectively. The coefficient of performance (COP) of...
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Refrigerant vapor enters into the compressor of a standard vapor compression cycle at −$10^\circ C \:(h = 402 \: kJ/kg)$ and leaves the compressor at $50^\circ C \: (h = ...
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A reversed Carnot cycle refrigerator maintains a temperature of −$5^{\circ}$ $C$. The ambient air temperature is $35^{\circ}$ $C$. The heat gained by the refrigerator at ...
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A heat pump with refrigerant $R22$ is used for space heating between temperature limits of $−20^\circ C$ and $25^ \circ C$. The heat required is $200 MJ/h$. Assume specif...
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