Q:absorption cycle used a water as refrigerant and Lithium Bromide as absorbent fluid. The mass rate of flow delivered by the solution pump is 0.5 kg/s. The following temperatures in: generator, 105 °C; condenser, 45 °C; evaporator, 13 °C; and absorber, 34° C. What are the rates of energy transfer at each of the components and the COP abs of this cycle? 3:06 1

Q:absorption cycle used a water as refrigerant and Lithium Bromide as absorbent fluid. The mass rate of flow delivered by the solution pump is 0.5 kg/s. The following temperatures in: generator, 105 °C; condenser, 45 °C; evaporator, 13 °C; and absorber, 34° C. What are the rates of energy transfer at each of the components and the COP abs of this cycle? 3:06 1

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