A vapour compression refrigeration cycle using R22 is designed for a load of 80 kW. The saturated suction and discharge temperatures are 3°C and 40°C respectively. Calculate: a. The mass flow rate of refrigerant b. The COP c. The isentropic compressor work d. The heat rejected in the condenser e. Volume flow rate of the refrigerant at the compressor suction.

A vapour compression refrigeration cycle using R22 is designed for a load of 80 kW. The saturated suction and discharge temperatures are 3°C and 40°C respectively. Calculate: a. The mass flow rate of refrigerant b. The COP c. The isentropic compressor work d. The heat rejected in the condenser e. Volume flow rate of the refrigerant at the compressor suction.

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