A refrigeration unit maintains the interior temperature of a walk-in meat locker at a temperature of – 5°C. The rate of heat transfer to the locker from the outside air is 8000 kJ/hr. The air outside the locker is at 22°C. The coefficient of performance [COP] for the actual refrigeration unit is 2.5 to maintain the locker temperature. Assume [3]: Max [TH,Tc] : BMax [TH,Tc] : YMax [TH,Tc] :

A refrigeration unit maintains the interior temperature of a walk-in meat locker at a temperature of – 5°C. The rate of heat transfer to the locker from the outside air is 8000 kJ/hr. The air outside the locker is at 22°C. The coefficient of performance [COP] for the actual refrigeration unit is 2.5 to maintain the locker temperature. Assume [3]: Max [TH,Tc] : BMax [TH,Tc] : YMax [TH,Tc] :

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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