You are designing a freezer that requires the production of R-134a with T = -30°C and a quality of 40%. The feed temperature, to the throttle, is 30°C. If the diameter of the tube exiting the throttle is 1 cm, calculate the following: a. Upstream diameter [for A(v2) = 0] b. Required upstream condition of the R-134a (pressure and state). c. Pressure drop, AP, across the throttle.
You are designing a freezer that requires the production of R-134a with T = -30°C and a quality of 40%. The feed temperature, to the throttle, is 30°C. If the diameter of the tube exiting the throttle is 1 cm, calculate the following: a. Upstream diameter [for A(v2) = 0] b. Required upstream condition of the R-134a (pressure and state). c. Pressure drop, AP, across the throttle.
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![You are designingla freezer that requires the production of R-134a with T = -30°C and a quality
of 40%. The feed temperature, to the throttle, is 30°C. If the diameter of the tube exiting the
throttle is 1 cm, calculate the following:
a. Upstream diameter [for A(v2 ) = 0]
b. Required upstream condition of the R-134a (pressure and state).
c. Pressure drop, AP, across the throttle.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Ffe082a62-4024-470b-9494-09a6e9a82c01%2F8b2fb0a0-95e7-4d4c-b335-4caddf87d343%2Fmmf15vf_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:You are designingla freezer that requires the production of R-134a with T = -30°C and a quality
of 40%. The feed temperature, to the throttle, is 30°C. If the diameter of the tube exiting the
throttle is 1 cm, calculate the following:
a. Upstream diameter [for A(v2 ) = 0]
b. Required upstream condition of the R-134a (pressure and state).
c. Pressure drop, AP, across the throttle.
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