A heat pump absorbs heat from the cold outdoors at 2° C and supplies heat to a house at 23° C at arate of 36,000 kJ/hr.What is the COP of the heat pump if the power consumed is 1.7 kW?b. What is the maximum COP of the heat pump?а.

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- A heat rate of 36,000 kJ/hr. a. What is the COP of the heat pump if the power consumed is 1.7 kW? b. What is the maximum COP of the heat pump? pump absorbs heat from the cold outdoors at 2° C and supplies heat to a house at 23° C at a

- A heat rate of 36,000 kJ/hr. a. What is the COP of the heat pump if the power consumed is 1.7 kW? b. What is the maximum COP of the heat pump? pump absorbs heat from the cold outdoors at 2° C and supplies heat to a house at 23° C at a

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