A vapor compression refrigerating cycle uses refrigerant 22 has the following data. Temperature at evaporator is at -1°c and the pressure at the condenser is at 1535.5 KPa find: A. Refrigerating effect in kj/kg.                                            B. Work of the compressor  in kj/kg.                                C. COP,                                                                                    D. Heat rejected in kj/kg  For a 1 ton refrigerating capacity determine E. Mass flow rate.                                                                  F. Volume flow rate.                                                              g. Actual work of the compressor in kW                            H. Actual heat rejected in kW

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A vapor compression refrigerating cycle uses refrigerant 22 has the following data. Temperature at evaporator is at -1°c and the pressure at the condenser is at 1535.5 KPa find:

A. Refrigerating effect in kj/kg.                                            B. Work of the compressor  in kj/kg.                                C. COP,                                                                                    D. Heat rejected in kj/kg 

For a 1 ton refrigerating capacity determine

E. Mass flow rate.                                                                  F. Volume flow rate.                                                              g. Actual work of the compressor in kW                            H. Actual heat rejected in kW

 

 

 

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