5) A heat pump design is proposed that provides 30 kW heat while consuming 12 kW electrical power. The high – and low temperature reservoirs are 310K and 250 K, respectively. a) Show that the cycle satisfies Clausius's principle b) Show that the cycle satisfies Carnot's principle

5) A heat pump design is proposed that provides 30 kW heat while consuming 12 kW electrical power. The high – and low temperature reservoirs are 310K and 250 K, respectively. a) Show that the cycle satisfies Clausius's principle b) Show that the cycle satisfies Carnot's principle

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5) A heat pump design is proposed that provides 30 kW heat while consuming 12 kW electrical
power. The high and low temperature reservoirs are 310K and 250 K, respectively.
a) Show that the cycle satisfies Clausius's principle
b) Show that the cycle satisfies Carnot's principle

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