thermodynamics A.Contains 1.4 Ke cf retrigerand-i344100 KPa angd 20°Co Meat ir nuw trans ferredto the refrigerant fromand theof stopsistartr moving when theImnde'reaches 120 K Pa Meat tranrfer continuerthe surroundings to be at 25°C and 100 U Padefermine Ca) the worn dune, 6)he head trans Fersthe exeryY, dertroyed and (a) the seaonel- lawos07eid uナびつて(ppercentR-13491,4 Ks100

Given:m=1.4 kgP1=100 kPaT1=20oCP2=120kPa

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Contains 1.4 K cf refrigerand-I 344 ico KPa angd 20°C. Meat iř now to he refrigerant frum trans ferred and the pšton which is resting om a 5. 9 sed innde'reaches 120 KPa,Meat tranrfer çontinuer until the femperature reacher 8O°C. Assuming when the ing the surroundings to be at 25°C ond 100 nPa defermine Ca) the worn dune, 6)the heat trans fer Sthe exeryy, dertroyed, and a) the seacunel- law ansuwertn a 0.497 KJ'b) C79 KT, c)14.8KJ Trerad びつz ( R-134a 1.4 Ks 100 Pa

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Contains 1.4 Ke cf retrigerand-i344
100 KPa angd 20°Co Meat ir nuw trans ferred
to the refrigerant from
and the
of stopsistartr moving when the
Imnde'reaches 120 K Pa Meat tranrfer continuer
the surroundings to be at 25°C and 100 U Pa
defermine Ca) the worn dune, 6)he head trans Fer
sthe exeryY, dertroyed and (a) the seaonel- law
os07eid uナ
びつて(p
percent
R-1349
1,4 Ks
100

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