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A reversible refrigeration cycle operates between cold and hot reservoirs at temperatures Tc and TH, respectively.
(a) If the coefficient of performance is 10 and Tc- -40°F, determine TH, in °F.
(b) If Tc- -30°C and TH -30°C, determine the coefficient of performance.
(c) If Qc - 500 Btu, QH-600 Btu, and Tc -20°F, determine TH, in °F.
(d) If Tc-30°F and TH-100°F, determine the coefficient of performance.
(e) If the coefficient of performance is 8.9 and Te--5°C, find TH, in °C.
3. A reversible refrigeration cycle operates between cold and hot reservoirs at temperatures TC and TH, respectively.
(a) If the coefficient of performance is 3.5 and TC = -40 deg F,
determine TH, in deg F.
(b) If TC = -30 deg C and TH = 30 deg C, determine the coefficient
of performance.
(C) If QC = 500 Btu, QH = 800 Btu, and TC = 20 deg F, determine
TH, in deg F.
(d) If TC = 30 deg Fand TH = 100 deg F, determine the coefficient
of performance.
(e) If the coefficient of performance is 8.9 and TC = -5 deg C,
find TH, in deg C.
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