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A reversible heat pump cycle operates at steady state between hot and cold reservoirs at TH =
30°C and Tc 10°C, respectively. The rate of heat transfer at the high temperature is 10 kW.
a. Determine the net power input, in kW.
b. Determine the heat transfer rate from the cold reservoir at Tc, in kW.
c. Determine the coefficient of performance of the cycle.
At steady state, a reversible heat pump cycle discharges energy at the rate QH to a hot reservoir at temperature TH, while receiving
energy at the rate Oc from a cold reservoir at temperature Tc.
(a) If TH = 16°C and Tc = 2°C, determine the coefficient of performance.
(b) If OH = 20 kW, Oc = 8.75 kW, and Tc= 0°C, determine TH, in °C.
(c) If the coefficient of performance is 20 and TH = 27°C, determine Tc, in °C.
At steady state, a reversible heat pump cycle discharges energy at the rate QH to a hot reservoir at temperature TH, while receiving
energy at the rate Qc from a cold reservoir at temperature Tc.
(a) If TH = 16°C and Tc = 2°C, determine the coefficient of performance.
(b) If Q#
15 kW, Oc = 8.75 kW, and Tc= 0°C, determine TH, in °C.
(c) If the coefficient of performance is 12 and TH= 27°C, determine Tc, in °C.
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