The following properties for Freon-12 were obtained. At -22 °C b (superheat) = 353 KJ/kg ha = 343 KJ/kg At 44 °C h (superheat) = 300 KJ/kg h (subcooled) = 228 KJ/kg h: = 238 KJ/kg %3! Vapor Compression Refrigeration system with Heat Exchanger uses Freon-12. Liquid refrigerant leaves the condenser at 44 °C. The evaporator Temperature is -22°C. The internal heat exchanger temperature is 30°C. Compute for the cooling effect in KJ/kg.

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The following properties for Freon-12 were obtained.
At -22 °C
b (superheat) = 353 KJ/kg
ha = 343 KJ/kg
%3!
At 44 °C
h (superheat) = 300 KJ/kg
h (subcooled) = 228 KJ/kg
h= 238 KJ/kg
!!
Vapor Compression Refrigeration system with Heat Exchanger uses Freon-12. Liquid
refrigerant leaves the condenser at 44 °C. The evaporator Temperature is -22°C. The
internal heat exchanger temperature is 30°C
Compute for the cooling effect in KJ/kg.
Transcribed Image Text:The following properties for Freon-12 were obtained. At -22 °C b (superheat) = 353 KJ/kg ha = 343 KJ/kg %3! At 44 °C h (superheat) = 300 KJ/kg h (subcooled) = 228 KJ/kg h= 238 KJ/kg !! Vapor Compression Refrigeration system with Heat Exchanger uses Freon-12. Liquid refrigerant leaves the condenser at 44 °C. The evaporator Temperature is -22°C. The internal heat exchanger temperature is 30°C Compute for the cooling effect in KJ/kg.
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