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1. A heat pump consumes 28 kW of power and removes 154 kW of heat from the low temperature reservoir. The low temperature reservoir is at 5 C and the High temperature reservoir is at 40 C. What is the COP of the heat pump? (a. 5.5 28KW 154kW 5°C b. 7.1 c. 6.5 thed. 7.8 L (OP= 04 w 40°C COP₂ 154 kw 28kW 313 -= 8,91

1. A heat pump consumes 28 kW of power and removes 154 kW of heat from the low temperature reservoir. The low temperature reservoir is at 5 C and the High temperature reservoir is at 40 C. What is the COP of the heat pump? (a. 5.5 28KW 154kW 5°C b. 7.1 c. 6.5 thed. 7.8 L (OP= 04 w 40°C COP₂ 154 kw 28kW 313 -= 8,91

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1. A heat pump consumes 28 kW of power and removes 154 kW of heat from the low temperature reservoir. The low temperature reservoir is at 5 C and the High temperature reservoir is at 40 C. What is the COP of the heat -154kw 28kW 5°C pump? (a.) 5.5 Ab. 7.1 coc.) 6.5 the d. 7.8 L (OP= 04 w 40°C 154 kW 28kW 313 COPR =3 = 5.5 30 5 = 8,94
Transcribed Image Text:1. A heat pump consumes 28 kW of power and removes 154 kW of heat from the low temperature reservoir. The low temperature reservoir is at 5 C and the High temperature reservoir is at 40 C. What is the COP of the heat -154kw 28kW 5°C pump? (a.) 5.5 Ab. 7.1 coc.) 6.5 the d. 7.8 L (OP= 04 w 40°C 154 kW 28kW 313 COPR =3 = 5.5 30 5 = 8,94
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