6.3 A food storage chamber requires a refrigeration system of15-ton capacity operating at an evaporator temperatureof -8°C and a condenser temperature of 30°C. Refrigerantammonia (R-717) is used and the system operates underсapacitysaturated conditions. Determine:a. С.О.Р.b. Refrigerant flow ratec. Rate of heat removed by condenserRepeat problem 6.3, with the refrigerant subcooledby 5°C before entering the expansion valve and vaporsuperheated by 6°C.

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6.3 A food storage chamber requires a refrigeration system of 15-ton capacity operating at an evaporator temperature of -8°C and a condenser temperature of 30°C. Refrigerant ammonia (R-717) is used and the system operates under saturated conditions. Determine: a. С.О.Р. b. Refrigerant flow rate c. Rate of heat removed by condenser

6.3 A food storage chamber requires a refrigeration system of 15-ton capacity operating at an evaporator temperature of -8°C and a condenser temperature of 30°C. Refrigerant ammonia (R-717) is used and the system operates under saturated conditions. Determine: a. С.О.Р. b. Refrigerant flow rate c. Rate of heat removed by condenser

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