Elements Of Electromagnetics
Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Author: Sadiku, Matthew N. O.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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2. An R22 standard refrigeration system carries a refrigerating load of 82 kW. The suction and discharge pressures
of the compressor are 354.3 kPa and 1460.1 kPa respectively. The liquid refrigerant is subcooled by 4° before
entering the expansion valve and the vapor is superheated by 5° before entering the compressor. The twin-
cylinder, single-acting
efficiency, 82%; clearance volume, 6%; and mechanical efficiency, 78%
compressor operates at 1680 rpm; stroke-to-bore ratio, 1.20; actual volumetric
Determine
(a) mass flow rate of refrigerant in kg/s
(b) mass flow rate of refrigerant per ton of refrigeration in kg/s-ton
(c) work on compressor in kW
(d) work on compressor per ton of refrigeration
(e) coefficient of performance
(f) condenser load in kJ/s
(8) volume capacity of compressor in L/s
(h) compression ratio
(i) clearance volumetric efficiency in %
1) bore and stroke of compressor in mm
(k) power of motor to drive the compressor
12 answers
3. Determine the effects of problem 2 on the following
(a) coefficient of performance
(b) work on compressor per ton of refrigeration
2 answers
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Transcribed Image Text:2. An R22 standard refrigeration system carries a refrigerating load of 82 kW. The suction and discharge pressures of the compressor are 354.3 kPa and 1460.1 kPa respectively. The liquid refrigerant is subcooled by 4° before entering the expansion valve and the vapor is superheated by 5° before entering the compressor. The twin- cylinder, single-acting efficiency, 82%; clearance volume, 6%; and mechanical efficiency, 78% compressor operates at 1680 rpm; stroke-to-bore ratio, 1.20; actual volumetric Determine (a) mass flow rate of refrigerant in kg/s (b) mass flow rate of refrigerant per ton of refrigeration in kg/s-ton (c) work on compressor in kW (d) work on compressor per ton of refrigeration (e) coefficient of performance (f) condenser load in kJ/s (8) volume capacity of compressor in L/s (h) compression ratio (i) clearance volumetric efficiency in % 1) bore and stroke of compressor in mm (k) power of motor to drive the compressor 12 answers 3. Determine the effects of problem 2 on the following (a) coefficient of performance (b) work on compressor per ton of refrigeration 2 answers
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