Throttling in refrigeration cycle is done by throttle device.Throttle device can be valve or capillary tube having small area of flow.When the refrigerant pass through the throttle valve its pressure reduces due to friction.
Refrigerant exit as a high pressure saturated liquid from the condenser.The condition of refrigerant before throttle device is a high pressure satured liquid.After that it enters as a high pressure saturated liquid into the throttling device ,its pressure decreases due to the friction and small area of throttling device.Due to decrease in pressure temperature its temperature also decreases. Refrigerant exit from throttle device as a low pressure low temperature and as partial liquid and vapour i.e very wet vapour which enters the evaporator.Pressure reduces so that it can vaporize at the reaquired temperature in the evaporator.
The throttling device also controls the flow of refrigerant. When refrigeration load is more that means more refrigerant is required which is done by the throttle valve by increasing the flow of refrigerant. When refrigeration load is less that means less refrigerant is required which is controlled by throttle valve by decreasing the flow of refrigerant.
Throttling process is a isoenthalpic process i.e. enthalpy remains constant.
For a vapour compression refrigeration cycle using a typical refrigerant, such as R134a, describe, in no...
A vapor compression cycle using R134a as the refrigerant operates with evaporating and condensing temperatures of -5°C and 40°C. Calculate (i) Carnot cycle compression work, (ii) excess work due to the ‘superheat horn’, (iii) the loss of work due to throttling, and (iv) the loss in refrigeration capacity due to throttling.
Problem-3 (200) In a vapor-compression refrigeration cycle, R134a exits the evaporator as saturated vapor at -32°C. The refrigerant enters the condenser at 14 bar and 170°C, and saturated liquid exits at 14 bar. There is no significant heat transfer between the compressor and its surroundings, and the refrigerant passes through the evaporator with a negligible change in pressure. If the mass flow rate is 2.987 kg/s, determine (a) Refrigeration capacity in KW (100) (b) The power input to the compressor,...
ycles 1. A refrigeration system operates with a superheated cycle using R134a. The required refrigerating capacity is 30 TR. The evaporator works at -10 Cand the condenser pressure is 1 MPa. The refrigerant is superheated by 10°C before entering to the compressor. Assume isentropic compression in the compressor and isenthalpic expansion in the expansion valve. Answering the following questions using the ph diagram. and the c Sion in the ring to a) Sketch the process in the p-h diagram and...
Click Submit to complete this assessment. Question 25 In a vapor compression cycle if the refrigeration effect is 482 KJ/kg, while energy supplied to the compressor is 119 Kj/kg, the COP of the system is A Click Submit to complete this assessment. MacBook Pro esc & @ % 5 0 6 7 V 8 3 ۳ 2 4 E 1 Moving to another question will save this response. Question 12 15 points A deep freezer uses R134a as refrigerant and...
Thermodynamics A two-stage vapour-compression refrigeration plant shown in Figure Q2 diagrammatically below is discharged with Refrigerant 12. Both compressors are single-acting, single-stage reciprocating machines with four cylinders and as isentropic efficiency of 80%. They each have a stroke/bore ratio of 1.2 and run at 600 rev/min with a volumetric efficiency of 90%. The condenser, flash chamber and evaporator pressures are 10 bar, 3 bar and 1 bar respectively. Saturation states exist at points 5 and 3 and the vapour at...
Thermodynamics A two-stage vapour-compression refrigeration plant shown in Figure Q2 diagrammatically below is discharged with Refrigerant 12. Both compressors are single-acting, single-stage reciprocating machines with four cylinders and as isentropic efficiency of 80%. They each have a stroke/bore ratio of 1.2 and run at 600 rev/min with a volumetric efficiency of 90%. The condenser, flash chamber and evaporator pressures are 10 bar, 3 bar and 1 bar respectively. Saturation states exist at points 5 and 3 and the vapour at...
Question 2 A vapour compression cycle acts as both a heat source (radiators and a hot water load) and a cooling load (food preservation). The system requires an operating temperature of 50°C to support the bulk of the heating load and -10°C for the cooling load. a) Determine the operating pressures of the cycle in bar. Also, assuming we require a maximum temperature of 90°C to operate certain higher temperature heat processes (for hygiene related reasons), determine the enthalpy at...
A vapor compression refrigeration cycle utilizes R-134a as the working fluid. The refrigerant flow rate is 50 g/s. Vapor at 150 kPa and -10 °C enters the compressor and leaves at 1.2 MPa and 75 °C. The power input to the non-adiabatic compressor is measured and found to be 2.4 kW. The refrigerant enters the expansion valve at 1.15 MPa and 40 °C and leaves the evaporator at 160 kPa and -15 °C. Determine the entropy generation in the compression...
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