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    The document describes three problems related to refrigeration systems. The first problem involves calculating the coefficient of performance (COP) for a 95 ton refrigeration system with a compressor power of 90 Hp. The second problem involves calculating the power input required for a refrigeration system operating on a reversed Carnot cycle with minimum and maximum temperatures of -25°C and 72°C respectively and a heat rejected of 6000 kJ/min. The third problem involves calculating the refrigerating effect per hour for a CO2 refrigeration plant where the specific enthalpy leaving the condenser is 135 kJ/kg and leaving the evaporator is 320 kJ/kg with a mass flow of 5kg/min.

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    The document describes three problems related to refrigeration systems. The first problem involves calculating the coefficient of performance (COP) for a 95 ton refrigeration system with a compressor power of 90 Hp. The second problem involves calculating the power input required for a refrigeration system operating on a reversed Carnot cycle with minimum and maximum temperatures of -25°C and 72°C respectively and a heat rejected of 6000 kJ/min. The third problem involves calculating the refrigerating effect per hour for a CO2 refrigeration plant where the specific enthalpy leaving the condenser is 135 kJ/kg and leaving the evaporator is 320 kJ/kg with a mass flow of 5kg/min.

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    The document describes three problems related to refrigeration systems. The first problem involves calculating the coefficient of performance (COP) for a 95 ton refrigeration system with a compressor power of 90 Hp. The second problem involves calculating the power input required for a refrigeration system operating on a reversed Carnot cycle with minimum and maximum temperatures of -25°C and 72°C respectively and a heat rejected of 6000 kJ/min. The third problem involves calculating the refrigerating effect per hour for a CO2 refrigeration plant where the specific enthalpy leaving the condenser is 135 kJ/kg and leaving the evaporator is 320 kJ/kg with a mass flow of 5kg/min.

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    19. A 95 tons refrigeration system has a compressor power of 90 Hp.

    Find the coefficient of performance, COP.

    A. 3.85
    B. 4.97
    C. 3.77
    D. 1.99
    Solution:
    𝑅𝐸
    COP=
    𝑊𝑐
    where:
    RE= 95 tons= 334.02 kW
    𝑊𝑐 = 90 Hp= 67.14 kW
    thus;
    334.02
    COP=
    67.14

    (B) COP= 4.97


    20. A refrigeration system operates on the reversed Carnot cycle. The
    minimum and maximum temperatures are -25℃ and 72℃ respectively.
    If the heat rejected at the condenser is 6000 kJ/min, find the power
    input required.

    A. 1666.38 kJ/min
    B. 1888.38 kJ/min
    C. 1686.83 kJ/min
    D. 1866.83 kJ/min
    Solution:

    W= (T2 − T1 )∆s
    where:
    T2 = 72+273= 345 K
    T1 = -25+273= 248 K
    Solving for ∆s
    𝑄 6000
    ∆s = 𝑅 =
    𝑇2 345
    ∆s = 17.39 kJ/min-K
    thus;
    W= (345-248)(17.39)

    (C) W= 1686.83 kJ/min


    21. In a CO2 refrigerating plant, the specific enthalpy of the refrigerant
    as it leaves the condenser is 135 kJ/kg and as it leaves the evaporator it
    is 320 kJ/kg. If the mass flow of the refrigerant is 5kg/min, calculate the
    refrigerating effect per hour.

    A. 55500kJ/hr
    B. 35500kJ/hr
    C. 65500kJ/hr
    D. 45500kJ/hr
    Solution:

    RE= m (h1 − h4 )
    where:
    m= 5 kg/min= 300 kg/hr
    h1 = 320 kJ/kg
    h4 = 135 kJ/kg
    thus;
    RE= 300(320-135)

    (A) RE= 55500 kJ/hr

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