A refrigerator is to operate to maintain a refrigerator temperature of 4°C in a 20ºC kitchen. You need to design both the evaporator and the condenser for a 5°C minimum temperature difference for heat transfer. At what temperature should the working fluid refrigerant flowing through the evaporator be designed?

A refrigerator is to operate to maintain a refrigerator temperature of 4°C in a 20ºC kitchen. You need to design both the evaporator and the condenser for a 5°C minimum temperature difference for heat transfer. At what temperature should the working fluid refrigerant flowing through the evaporator be designed?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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