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MAP #3
Juice Fridge Dishwashers
69.9
70.9
64.6 67.3
40.9
60.0
45.7
59.1
56.6
48.5
53.1
56.1
Oven Line Builder
80.3
56.6
77.6
72.1
60.0
68.4
65.6
72.4 Exhaust Fan
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Location
Source
Sound pressure level
1 ft
3 ft
6 ft
9 ft
Kitchen
Oven
56.5
48.5
45.7
40.9
Kitchen
Exhaust Fan 72.4
65.6
60.0
56.6
Kitchen
Diswhasers
70.9
67.3
59.1
53.1
Kitchen
Line Builder
80.3
77.6
72.1
68.4
Kitchen
Juice Fridge
69.9
64.6
60.0
56.0
The line builder recorded the highest sound pressure level at 80.3 dbA at 1 foot, 77.6 dbA at 3 feet, 72.1 dbA at 6 feet, and
68.4 dbA at 9 feet. The other sources of noise in the kitchen were all below 80 dbA. Although all sound pressure level
measurements were below the threshold value of 85 dbA defined by Ontario Regulation 381/15, the reading of 80.3 dbA at 1
foot from the line builder would require preventive measures and an investigation in the future. The total sound pressure
levels for the line builder and the exhaust fan were calculated separately. The total sound pressure level in the line builder
was 80.3 dbA, while the whole sound pressure level in the exhaust fan was 72.4 dbA. The presence of another source of
noise with the dishwashers has resulted in a minor increase in the line builder, as can be seen. The resulting total sound
pressure levels reached 80.3 dbA, supporting the need for further investigation.
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A gas storage cylinder in an ordinary chemical laboratory measures 3.9 cm wide and 16. cm high.
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200
250
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400
450
500
550
600
650
QUPIDHFC-134a
700
200.
10.
8.
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00018
0.0020
Pressure-Enthalpy
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6.
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100.
volume - 0.0040 mikg
80.
(SI Units)
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100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
500
0.1
700
550
600
650
Enthalpy (kJ/kg)
Refrigerant HFC-134a as the working fluid (the P-h chart is attached to this activity look at page 3)
- Ideal cycle operation condition is assumed
Cycle is operated at high pressure line of 0.8 MPa
Cycle is operated at low temperature line of – 10° C
Flow rate is 0.1 kg/sec
Task.1
1. Determine the Refrigeration effect (RE), heat of compression (HOC), and heat of rejection (HOR) and
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2.
OPद…
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. (Equation 1)
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P(t Sat.)
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215
220
94.
96
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99
225
230
235
240
245
103.77 2628.3 2835.8 6.4147
105.36 2638.9 2849.6 6.4423
106.91 2649,4 2863,2 6.4691
108.45 2659.6 2876.5 6.4952
109.95 2669.7 2889.6 6.5205
100
102
10
10:
10
III.44 2679.6 2902.5 6.5453
114.36 2699.0 2927.7 6.593I
270 117.21 2717.9 2952.3 6.6388
280 120.01 2736.4 29764 6.6828
122.76 2754.6 3000.2 6.7253
250
260
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1L
290
300
310
320
330
340
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128.14 2790.3 3046.6 6.8063
130.79 2807.9 3069.5 6.8452
133.40 2825.3 3092.1 6.8831
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The brake thermal efficiency (hb, th ).
The indicated thermal efficiency (hind,th ).
The mechanical efficiency (hmech ).
The brake engine efficiency (hb ).
The indicated engine efficiency (hind ).
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A quartz mixture is screened
through a standard 14 mesh
screen. The mass of feed,
oversize and undersize are
given below in the table.
MeshDiameter
Mass (kg)
No.
(mm) FeedoversizeUndersize
3.3
5
8
2.4
24
10
1.7
38
49
19
14
1.2
25
15
36
20
0.8
15
25
28
0.6
3
1
35
0.4
3
6.
65
0.2
Pan
3
Calculate screen
effectiveness.
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Determine the cylinder diameter and stroke length for a 8 cylinder, single acting, 2-stroke diesel engine
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Speed
L:D ratio = 1.5
150 грm
Area of indicator diagram
Length of diagram
550 mm2
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60 mm
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UPVOTE WILL BE GIVEN. PLEASE WRITE THE COMPLETE SOLUTIONS/DIAGRAMS LEGIBLY. NO LONG EXPLANATION NEEDED. USE 3 DECIMAL PLACES. BOX THE FINAL ANSWER.
A pump discharges into a semi spherical tank at the bottom and cylindrical on top with a radius of 2 meters, and a total tank height of 8 meters. The flow rate is 80 gallons per minute and fluid specific gravity= 1.1.
Determine the following:
A) flow rate in kg/sec and time it takes to fill the tank in hours.
B) the weight in tons of the liquid if full tank local gravity is 32.1 ft/sec squared.
C) volume of the tank in metric gallons.
D.) how many drums will be needed to transfer all of the tank contents (tank being full) to the drums?
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Project 1
100
20.
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
500
550
600
650
CUPONTHFC-134a
700
200.
0.0016 1-
00018
10.
Pressure-Enthalpy
0.0014
000124
0.0020
8.
0.0030
100.
80.
6.
Diagram
volume-0.0040 mikg
(SI Units)
0.0060
0 0080
0.010
60.
40.
2.
0.015
0 020
20.
0030
0.8
0.040
10.
8.
0.6
0.060
0.4
6.
0 080
010
0.2
0.15
020
2.
0.1
0.08
0.30
0.40
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0.8
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060
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1.0
0.4
0.02
1.5
20
0.2
0.01
100
150
200 250
300
350
400 450
0.1
700
500 550
600
650
Enthalpy (kJ/kg)
Refrigerant HFC-134a as the working fluid
- Ideal cycle operation condition is assumed
Cycle is operated at high pressure line of 0.8 MPa
Cycle is operated at low temperature line of – 10° C
- Flow rate is 0.1 kg/sec
The head of the department in the company that you are working in asked you to make use of pressure -
enthalpy chart provided for HFC-134a refrigerant
a. Construct didactic sketches, showing the operating principles of a refrigeration system
Pressure (bar)
4.
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value is minimum. Spindle power at this rotation rate is 123 kW, volumetric efficiency is 95% and air-fuel
rate is 15. The number of rotations of this engine is calculated by subtracting 1.5 from the number of rotations giving the minimum specific fuel consumption.
time, spindle power 162 kW, specific fuel consumption 0.394 kg/kW-h and volumetric efficiency 85%.
a) Calculate the air-fuel ratio in this case. and By what percent has the efficiency of the engine changed?
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maximum seating capacity of 25 occupants :
Recirculated air
Room
Outside air
4)
to = 34°C
tm = 28°C
ta2 = 24°C
$2 = 50%
Mixing
Coil
Outside design conditions: 34°C DBT, 28°C WBT
Inside design conditions: 24°C DBT, 50% RH
Solar heat gain= 9120 W
Latent heat gain per occupant= 105w
Sensible heat gain per occupant=90w
Lightening load= 2300 W
Sensible heat load from other sources= 11630 W
Infiltration load= 14 m³/min
Assuming 40% fresh air and 60% of recirculated air passing through the
evaporator coil and the by-pass factor of 0.15.
Draw the process on psychrometric chart and find the dew point temperature of the
coil and capacity of the plant.
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QI: Write a material balances and pressure drop equations for the following pipes
network:
90 is
55
600 m
45
254 mm
10
600 m
254 mm
C
35
+ve
600 m C
152 mm
600
152 mm
15
60V
600 m
152 mm
600 m
152 mm
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b) Table 2 shows the free delivery and shut off points of the individual data for pump A, B and C. Suggest the order of pump that needs to
be shut off if all pumps are arranged in series.
Table 2 Individual pump free delivery and shut off data.
Free delivery (m³/s)
Shut off (m)
Pump A
20
4
Pump B
15
6.
Pump C
35
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A pump discharges into a semi spherical tank at the bottom and cylindrical on top with a radius of 2 meters, and a total tank height of 8 meters. The flow rate is 80 gallons per minute and fluid specific gravity= 1.1.
Determine the following:
D.) how many drums will be needed to transfer all of the tank contents (tank being full) to the drums?
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coordinates is often called *
power indicator
pressure enthalpy daigram
force time daigram
indicator diagram
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the gasses in the combustion chamber is *
directly proportional to piston travel
inversely proportional to piston travel
does not depend on piston travel
all of above
Q7/The gas pressure force is a function of *
velocity piston
acceleration piston
piston travel
the power out put
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