An ideal gas refrigeration cycle uses Air as the working fluid. The temperature of the working fluid when it leaves the cooled room (T₁) is -3°C and dissipates heat to the surroundings (T3) at 32°C. Compressor pressure ratio (P₂/P₁ = P3/P4) is 3.7. a). Maximum and minimum temperature cycles. b). COP
An ideal gas refrigeration cycle uses Air as the working fluid. The temperature of the working fluid when it leaves the cooled room (T₁) is -3°C and dissipates heat to the surroundings (T3) at 32°C. Compressor pressure ratio (P₂/P₁ = P3/P4) is 3.7. a). Maximum and minimum temperature cycles. b). COP
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An ideal gas refrigeration cycle uses Air as the working fluid. The temperature of the working fluid when it leaves the cooled room (T₁) is -3°C and dissipates heat to the surroundings (T3) at 32°C. Compressor pressure ratio (P₂/P₁ = P3/P4) is 3.7.
a). Maximum and minimum temperature cycles.
b). COP
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