Question 2 A refrigeration cycle operates with R-134a. State 1 State 2 Saturated 15 psia 180 psia liquid O °F 200 °F QH If QL = 144,000 Btu/hr, find the COP, the mass flow rate m, the work in Win, the compressor efficiency nc, and the volumetric flow rate V. %3D Win СОР — m = Saturated vapor Win = %D nc =

Question 2 A refrigeration cycle operates with R-134a. State 1 State 2 Saturated 15 psia 180 psia liquid O °F 200 °F QH If QL = 144,000 Btu/hr, find the COP, the mass flow rate m, the work in Win, the compressor efficiency nc, and the volumetric flow rate V. %3D Win СОР — m = Saturated vapor Win = %D nc =

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