A standard vapor-compression refrigeration system produces 20 tons of refrigeration using R 12 as a refrigerant while operating between a condenser temperature of 40°C and an evaporator temperature of -25°C, Determine the following: a. refrigerating effect in kilojoules per kilogram, b. the circulating rate of R 12 in kilograms per second, c. the power required, the COP, d. the heat rejected in kilowatts, and e. the volume flow rate of refrigerant at compressor inlet conditions. 40°C -25°C Entropy s

A standard vapor-compression refrigeration system produces 20 tons of refrigeration using R 12 as a refrigerant while operating between a condenser temperature of 40°C and an evaporator temperature of -25°C, Determine the following: a. refrigerating effect in kilojoules per kilogram, b. the circulating rate of R 12 in kilograms per second, c. the power required, the COP, d. the heat rejected in kilowatts, and e. the volume flow rate of refrigerant at compressor inlet conditions. 40°C -25°C Entropy s

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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