Question 25
In vapor compression refrigeration 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 ?
Answer :
The COP of the vapor compression refrigeration system is given by the following formula :
Where
Refrigeration effect
Energy supplied to the compressor
Substitute the values in the above equation :
Therefore the COP of the system is :
Question 12
Given information :
Evaporator temperature :
Condensor temperature :
Answer :
The properties of refrigerant at the respective temperatures are :
Evaporator temperature :
Condensor temperature :
Since the given cycle is ideal vapor compression refrigeration cycle
Hence :
Enthalpy of refrigerant at the compressor exit is :
Since the compressor is isentropic
Therefore the dryness fraction is equal to :
Calculating the enthalpy of refrigerant at the entry to compressor
:
Since the state of refrigerant at the condensor exit is saturated liquid
Since the throttling process is isenthalpic process
Tabulating the Specific enthalpies
Calculating the compressor work :
Substitute the values
Therefore the Compressor work is :
Calculating the refrigeration effect :
Substitute the values
Therefore the Refrigeration effect is :
Calculating the COP
The COP of the vapor compression refrigeration system is given by the following formula :
Substitute the values
Therefore the COP of the system is :
Enthalpy at compressor exit | 256.22 kJ/kg |
Refrigeration effect | 168.101 kJ/kg |
Compressor work | 22.699 kJ/kg |
COP of the cycle | 7.405 |
Dryness fraction | 0.977 |
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