A 100 x 200 mm ammonia compressor with a compression efficiency of 82% operates with a suction pressure of 291.57 kpa and a condenser pressure of 1203.7 kPa at 22 rps. The refrigerant cools 100 kg/min of water from 25°C to 2°C and assuming 5% of the useful refrigerating effect is lost due to the process of cooling, determine: a) RE in tons of refrigeration hz = 1653 kJ/kg b) mass flow rate of ammonia c) actual work of compression kW

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A 100 x 200 mm ammonia compressor with a compression efficiency of 82% operates with a suction pressure of
291.57 kpa and a condenser pressure of 1203.7 kPa at 22 rps. The refrigerant cools 100 kg/min of water from
25°C to 2°C and assuming 5% of the useful refrigerating effect is lost due to the process of cooling, determine:
a) RE in tons of refrigeration hz = 1653 kJ/kg
b) mass flow rate of ammonia
c) actual work of compression kW
d) find Brake work (kW) if mechanical eff is 90%
e) Actual volumetric eff
f) clearance volumetric eff if c=6%
Transcribed Image Text:A 100 x 200 mm ammonia compressor with a compression efficiency of 82% operates with a suction pressure of 291.57 kpa and a condenser pressure of 1203.7 kPa at 22 rps. The refrigerant cools 100 kg/min of water from 25°C to 2°C and assuming 5% of the useful refrigerating effect is lost due to the process of cooling, determine: a) RE in tons of refrigeration hz = 1653 kJ/kg b) mass flow rate of ammonia c) actual work of compression kW d) find Brake work (kW) if mechanical eff is 90% e) Actual volumetric eff f) clearance volumetric eff if c=6%
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