The document contains 3 problems about refrigeration systems operating according to a reversed Carnot cycle. The first problem asks to calculate COP and heat absorbed/rejected given temperatures of 43C and -20C and work of 10 kW. The second problem asks to calculate COP and power required given temperatures of 25C, 37C and heat absorbed of 40 kW. The third problem asks to calculate COP for refrigerator and heat pump modes between 0-30C with power of 55 kW, and also power required and heat rejected if the sink temperature is raised to 40C.
The document contains 3 problems about refrigeration systems operating according to a reversed Carnot cycle. The first problem asks to calculate COP and heat absorbed/rejected given temperatures of 43C and -20C and work of 10 kW. The second problem asks to calculate COP and power required given temperatures of 25C, 37C and heat absorbed of 40 kW. The third problem asks to calculate COP for refrigerator and heat pump modes between 0-30C with power of 55 kW, and also power required and heat rejected if the sink temperature is raised to 40C.
The document contains 3 problems about refrigeration systems operating according to a reversed Carnot cycle. The first problem asks to calculate COP and heat absorbed/rejected given temperatures of 43C and -20C and work of 10 kW. The second problem asks to calculate COP and power required given temperatures of 25C, 37C and heat absorbed of 40 kW. The third problem asks to calculate COP for refrigerator and heat pump modes between 0-30C with power of 55 kW, and also power required and heat rejected if the sink temperature is raised to 40C.
The document contains 3 problems about refrigeration systems operating according to a reversed Carnot cycle. The first problem asks to calculate COP and heat absorbed/rejected given temperatures of 43C and -20C and work of 10 kW. The second problem asks to calculate COP and power required given temperatures of 25C, 37C and heat absorbed of 40 kW. The third problem asks to calculate COP for refrigerator and heat pump modes between 0-30C with power of 55 kW, and also power required and heat rejected if the sink temperature is raised to 40C.
1- A refrigeration system operates according to reversed Carnot cycle.
The higher and lower temperatures are 43 C and -20 C. Find the C.O.P of the system as a refrigerator and as a heat pump and the amount of heat absorbed and rejected if the work done is 10 kW.
2- A refrigeration system follows reversed Carnot cycle and absorbs 40
kW from a space to preserve its temperature at 25 C while the outside air temperature is 37 C. Find the C.O.P of the unit and power required if the temperature difference between the working fluid of the unit and each of room and outside conditions is 5 C.
3- A refrigeration unit works between temperature limits of 0 and 30 C
and consumes power with a rate of 55 kW. Find the C.O.P of the unit and the useful energy in two cases of operating as a refrigerator and as a heat pump. If the sink temperature is raised to 40 C, find the power required for operation and the amount of heat rejected.
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