Q5/ In refrigeration system uses R22, the evaporator temperature is -20°C and the condenser temperature is 50 °C. The cycle is ideal. Determine the refrigeration effect (RE) and Coefficient of Performance (COP). If the subcooling of the refrigerant is 5°K, determine the refrigeration effect (RE) and Coefficient of Performance (COP).

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In refrigeration system uses R22, the evaporator temperature is -20C and the condenser temperature is 50C. The cycle is ideal. Determine the refrigeration effect (RE) and Coefficient of Performance (COP). If the subcooling of the refrigerant is 5K, determine the refrigeration effect (RE) and Coefficient of Performance (COP).
Q5/ In refrigeration system uses R22, the evaporator temperature is -20°C and the
condenser temperature is 50°C. The cycle is ideal. Determine the refrigeration effect (RE)
and Coefficient of Performance (COP).
If the subcooling of the refrigerant is 5°K, determine the refrigeration effect (RE) and
Coefficient of Performance (COP).
Transcribed Image Text:Q5/ In refrigeration system uses R22, the evaporator temperature is -20°C and the condenser temperature is 50°C. The cycle is ideal. Determine the refrigeration effect (RE) and Coefficient of Performance (COP). If the subcooling of the refrigerant is 5°K, determine the refrigeration effect (RE) and Coefficient of Performance (COP).
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In this problem, we will calculate the refrigeration effect and coefficient of performance for the ideal refrigeration condition by considering the property of R22 refrigerant from the steam table then we will calculate the refrigeration effect and coefficient of performance under the subcooling condition by considering the enthalpy of subcooling.

Given data:

evaporator temperatureT1=-20°Ccondenser pressureT2=50°Csubcooling temperatureT=5°C

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