Q2: Two stage vapour compression refrigeration system with water intercooler uses R-22 as shown in figure 2 below. The evaporating temperature is -40 °C and condensing temperature 40 °C. The refrigeration capacity is 10 TR and the compression is adiabatic reversible process. The refrigerant leaves the water intercooler at 10 °C. Draw the cycle on p-h diagram and determine:- 1- The refrigerant mass flow rate. 2- Work done of each compressor. **3- Condenser heat load. >4- Coefficient of performance. 63034

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Two stage vapour compression refrigeration system with water intercooler uses R-22 as shown in figure
2 below. The evaporating temperature is -40 °C and condensing temperature 40 °C. The refrigeration
capacity is 10 TR and the compression is adiabatic reversible process. The refrigerant leaves the water
intercooler at 10 °C. Draw the cycle on p-h diagram and determine:-
1- The refrigerant mass flow rate.
2- Work done of each compressor.
3- Condenser heat load.
>4- Coefficient of performance.
60 1
Transcribed Image Text:Q2: Two stage vapour compression refrigeration system with water intercooler uses R-22 as shown in figure 2 below. The evaporating temperature is -40 °C and condensing temperature 40 °C. The refrigeration capacity is 10 TR and the compression is adiabatic reversible process. The refrigerant leaves the water intercooler at 10 °C. Draw the cycle on p-h diagram and determine:- 1- The refrigerant mass flow rate. 2- Work done of each compressor. 3- Condenser heat load. >4- Coefficient of performance. 60 1
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