In a Bell-Coleman cycle air is drawn into the cylinder of a compressor at a pressure of 1 bar and 5°C . It is then compressed adiabatically to 5 bar (in the reversible manner) at which pressure it is cooled to 15°C, it is then expanded in the expansion cylinder to atmospheric pressure and discharged into the refrigerated chamber. Law kg are. of expansion is PV12-c. The COP of the refrigerating plant and capacity of the plant in TR for a mass flow rate of 10 min

In a Bell-Coleman cycle air is drawn into the cylinder of a compressor at a pressure of 1 bar and 5°C . It is then compressed adiabatically to 5 bar (in the reversible manner) at which pressure it is cooled to 15°C, it is then expanded in the expansion cylinder to atmospheric pressure and discharged into the refrigerated chamber. Law kg are. of expansion is PV12-c. The COP of the refrigerating plant and capacity of the plant in TR for a mass flow rate of 10 min

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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