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6. An ammonia refrigeration system operates in a simple saturation vapour compression cycle to produce ice. The average temperature of condenser and evaporator are 35°C and -10°C, respectively. The plant produces 12 tons of ice everyday using available water at 30c. The ice produced is at -5°C. Determine the following: (a) cooling capacity (refrigerating effect) of the plant in kW. (b) mass flow rate of refrigerant. (c ) temperature of ammonia vapour at the outlet of compressor. (d) the compressor cylinder diameter and stroke if its volumetric efficiency is 70%, speed = 1500 rpm and L/D = 1.15. (e ) theoretical power requirement of compressor. (f) theoretical COP.

6. An ammonia refrigeration system operates in a simple saturation vapour compression cycle to produce ice. The average temperature of condenser and evaporator are 35°C and -10°C, respectively. The plant produces 12 tons of ice everyday using available water at 30c. The ice produced is at -5°C. Determine the following: (a) cooling capacity (refrigerating effect) of the plant in kW. (b) mass flow rate of refrigerant. (c ) temperature of ammonia vapour at the outlet of compressor. (d) the compressor cylinder diameter and stroke if its volumetric efficiency is 70%, speed = 1500 rpm and L/D = 1.15. (e ) theoretical power requirement of compressor. (f) theoretical COP.

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6. An ammonia refrigeration system operates in a simple saturation vapour compression cycle to produce ice. The average temperature of condenser and evaporator are 35°C and -10°C, respectively. The plant produces 12 tons of ice everyday using available water at 30°C. The ice produced is at -5°C. Determine the following: (a) cooling capacity (refrigerating effect) of the plant in kW. (b) mass flow rate of refrigerant. (c ) temperature of ammonia vapour at the outlet of compressor. (d) the compressor cylinder diameter and stroke if its volumetric efficiency is 70%, speed = 1500 rpm and L/D = 1.15. (e ) theoretical power requirement of compressor. (f) theoretical COP.
Transcribed Image Text:6. An ammonia refrigeration system operates in a simple saturation vapour compression cycle to produce ice. The average temperature of condenser and evaporator are 35°C and -10°C, respectively. The plant produces 12 tons of ice everyday using available water at 30°C. The ice produced is at -5°C. Determine the following: (a) cooling capacity (refrigerating effect) of the plant in kW. (b) mass flow rate of refrigerant. (c ) temperature of ammonia vapour at the outlet of compressor. (d) the compressor cylinder diameter and stroke if its volumetric efficiency is 70%, speed = 1500 rpm and L/D = 1.15. (e ) theoretical power requirement of compressor. (f) theoretical COP.
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