Q.4/ A combination of a heat engine driving a heat pump, the heat energy supplied to the heat engine is 5040 J, and the temperature of the hot reservoir Tmin is 30 °C and the thermal efficiency of the heat engine is 41%. The work energy W12 of heat engine goes to the heat pump that the coefficient of performance COPHP=1.3. Find: a) The Tmaxmax of the heat engine, b) The Tminmin of the heat pump, c) The work done between two engines d) Qrej of the heat pump

Q.4/ A combination of a heat engine driving a heat pump, the heat energy supplied to the heat engine is 5040 J, and the temperature of the hot reservoir Tmin is 30 °C and the thermal efficiency of the heat engine is 41%. The work energy W12 of heat engine goes to the heat pump that the coefficient of performance COPHP=1.3. Find: a) The Tmaxmax of the heat engine, b) The Tminmin of the heat pump, c) The work done between two engines d) Qrej of the heat pump

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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