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    DTU, Department of Energy Engineering H in (KJ/KG) - V in (M 3/kg) - P in (Bar) M.J. Skovrup & H.J.H Knudsen. 18-01-10 Ref:D.P.Wilson & R.S.Basu, ASHRAE Transactions 1988, Vol. 94 Part 2

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    The document contains a temperature-entropy diagram showing the thermodynamic properties of R134a refrigerant at various specific enthalpies and specific volumes. The diagram includes 10 labeled specific enthalpy values ranging from 380 to 520 kJ/kg and 7 labeled specific volume values ranging from 0.0 to 0.25 m3/kg. The diagram provides reference information to help understand the thermodynamic behavior of R134a during phase changes in refrigeration systems.

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    DTU, Department of Energy Engineering H in (KJ/KG) - V in (M 3/kg) - P in (Bar) M.J. Skovrup & H.J.H Knudsen. 18-01-10 Ref:D.P.Wilson & R.S.Basu, ASHRAE Transactions 1988, Vol. 94 Part 2

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    The document contains a temperature-entropy diagram showing the thermodynamic properties of R134a refrigerant at various specific enthalpies and specific volumes. The diagram includes 10 labeled specific enthalpy values ranging from 380 to 520 kJ/kg and 7 labeled specific volume values ranging from 0.0 to 0.25 m3/kg. The diagram provides reference information to help understand the thermodynamic behavior of R134a during phase changes in refrigeration systems.

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    The document contains a temperature-entropy diagram showing the thermodynamic properties of R134a refrigerant at various specific enthalpies and specific volumes. The diagram includes 10 labeled specific enthalpy values ranging from 380 to 520 kJ/kg and 7 labeled specific volume values ranging from 0.0 to 0.25 m3/kg. The diagram provides reference information to help understand the thermodynamic behavior of R134a during phase changes in refrigeration systems.

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    DTU, Department of Energy Engineering H in (KJ/KG) - V in (M 3/kg) - P in (Bar) M.J. Skovrup & H.J.H Knudsen. 18-01-10 Ref:D.P.Wilson & R.S.Basu, ASHRAE Transactions 1988, Vol. 94 Part 2

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    The document contains a temperature-entropy diagram showing the thermodynamic properties of R134a refrigerant at various specific enthalpies and specific volumes. The diagram includes 10 labeled specific enthalpy values ranging from 380 to 520 kJ/kg and 7 labeled specific volume values ranging from 0.0 to 0.25 m3/kg. The diagram provides reference information to help understand the thermodynamic behavior of R134a during phase changes in refrigeration systems.

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    R134a Ref :D.P.Wilson & R.S.Basu, ASHRAE Transactions 1988, Vol. 94 part 2. 50 25 10 5.0 2.5
    DTU, Department of Energy Engineering

    190
    h in [kJ/kg]. v in [m^3/kg]. p in [Bar]
    M.J. Skovrup & H.J.H Knudsen. 18-01-10

    180
    1.0
    170
    160
    150

    0
    5

    0
    25
    10
    05
    02
    140

    0
    5

    0
    0.0

    0.2

    0.5
    0.0

    0.1
    0.0
    0.0
    0.0
    130 h = 520
    120
    110 h = 500
    100
    90
    Temperature [ºC]

    h = 480
    80 25

    70
    h = 460
    60
    50
    10 h = 440
    40 25
    0 .00 0050
    30 v= v= 0.
    0
    20 0.01 h = 420
    v= 5.0
    10
    .0 25
    0 v= 0
    2.5 h = 400
    -10 50
    v= 0.0
    -20 v= 0.10 1.0
    -30 h = 380
    v= 0.25
    -40
    -50
    x = 0.10 0.20 0.30 0.40 0.50 0.60 0.70 0.80 0.90
    h = 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320 340 360
    800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 2300
    Entropy [J/(kg K)]

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