Refrigerant HFC-134a as the working fluid Ideal cycle operation condition is assumed - Cycle is operated at high pressure line of 0.8 MPa - Cycle is operated at low temperature line of – 10° C Flow rate is 0.1 kg/sec The head of the department in the company that you are working in asked you to make use of pressure - enthalpy chart provided for HFC-134a refrigerant a. Construct didactic sketches, showing the operating principles of a refrigeration system
Refrigerant HFC-134a as the working fluid Ideal cycle operation condition is assumed - Cycle is operated at high pressure line of 0.8 MPa - Cycle is operated at low temperature line of – 10° C Flow rate is 0.1 kg/sec The head of the department in the company that you are working in asked you to make use of pressure - enthalpy chart provided for HFC-134a refrigerant a. Construct didactic sketches, showing the operating principles of a refrigeration system
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Refrigerant HFC-134a as the working fluid
- Ideal cycle operation condition is assumed
Cycle is operated at high pressure line of 0.8 MPa
Cycle is operated at low temperature line of – 10° C
- Flow rate is 0.1 kg/sec
The head of the department in the company that you are working in asked you to make use of pressure -
enthalpy chart provided for HFC-134a refrigerant
a. Construct didactic sketches, showing the operating principles of a refrigeration system
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