A manufacturer conducted an experiment for an evaporator capacity 548.8 kW cooling. Enthalphies of the refirgerant and solution are found to be: -144 solution leaving the Absorber -535.27 solution leaving the Generator 3256.50 refrigerant generated 167.93 refrigerant leaving the Condenser 2549.76 refrigerant absorbed determine: Mass flow of the refrigerant in kg/s Answer in four decimal places.

A manufacturer conducted an experiment for an evaporator capacity 548.8 kW cooling. Enthalphies of the refirgerant and solution are found to be: -144 solution leaving the Absorber -535.27 solution leaving the Generator 3256.50 refrigerant generated 167.93 refrigerant leaving the Condenser 2549.76 refrigerant absorbed determine: Mass flow of the refrigerant in kg/s Answer in four decimal places.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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