A Freon 12 plant operates between saturation temperature limits of -5°C℃ and 40°C. The refrigerant leaves the condenser undercooled by 5°C and the compressor outlet superheated by 20°C. If the compression process is isentropic, calculate:

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A Freon 12 plant operates between saturation temperature limits of -5°C and
40°C. The refrigerant leaves the condenser undercooled by 5°C and the
compressor outlet superheated by 20°C. If the compression process is
isentropic, calculate:
(a). coefficient of performance
(b). the mass flowrate of the Freon for a cooling load of 3kW
(c). the condition of the Freon entering the evaporator
(d). the specific volume of the Freon at the compressor suction
Ans: 4.96, 0.0241935kg/s, 0.25 dry, 0.068786m³/kg,
Transcribed Image Text:12. A Freon 12 plant operates between saturation temperature limits of -5°C and 40°C. The refrigerant leaves the condenser undercooled by 5°C and the compressor outlet superheated by 20°C. If the compression process is isentropic, calculate: (a). coefficient of performance (b). the mass flowrate of the Freon for a cooling load of 3kW (c). the condition of the Freon entering the evaporator (d). the specific volume of the Freon at the compressor suction Ans: 4.96, 0.0241935kg/s, 0.25 dry, 0.068786m³/kg,
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