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    The document discusses the effects of various process modifications on parameters of vapor compression and Rankine cycles. In vapor compression cycles, superheating the refrigerant without useful cooling increases compressor power but does not affect the refrigerating effect or COP. Increasing the vaporizing temperature decreases the COP but does not affect the temperature difference between the evaporator and compressor. Increasing the condenser pressure increases the compressor power but does not affect the moisture content after expansion.

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    The document discusses the effects of various process modifications on parameters of vapor compression and Rankine cycles. In vapor compression cycles, superheating the refrigerant without useful cooling increases compressor power but does not affect the refrigerating effect or COP. Increasing the vaporizing temperature decreases the COP but does not affect the temperature difference between the evaporator and compressor. Increasing the condenser pressure increases the compressor power but does not affect the moisture content after expansion.

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    The document discusses the effects of various process modifications on parameters of vapor compression and Rankine cycles. In vapor compression cycles, superheating the refrigerant without useful cooling increases compressor power but does not affect the refrigerating effect or COP. Increasing the vaporizing temperature decreases the COP but does not affect the temperature difference between the evaporator and compressor. Increasing the condenser pressure increases the compressor power but does not affect the moisture content after expansion.

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    The document discusses the effects of various process modifications on parameters of vapor compression and Rankine cycles. In vapor compression cycles, superheating the refrigerant without useful cooling increases compressor power but does not affect the refrigerating effect or COP. Increasing the vaporizing temperature decreases the COP but does not affect the temperature difference between the evaporator and compressor. Increasing the condenser pressure increases the compressor power but does not affect the moisture content after expansion.

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    Process Increase Decrease Not affected

    Vapor Compression Cycle      


      Superheating refrigerant heat rejected  
    mass flow rate
      with useful cooling in condenser  
             
      Superheating refrigerant compressor refrigerating
    COP
      without useful cooling power effect
             
      Subcooling the refrigerant refrigerating compressor
    mass flow rate
      at condenser exit   effect power
             
      Increasing vaporizing temperature  
    COP
      temperature   difference  
          b/w evaporator  
          & compressor  
             
      Increasing condenser compressor moisture content  
      pressure   power after expansion  
             
      Increasing pressure drop in heat rejected compressor
    mass flow rate
      condenser   in condenser power
             
      Increasing pressure drop in heat rejected  
    COP
      evaporator   in condenser  
             
                 
    Rankine Cycle    
      Lowering condenser pressure   heat rejected  
         
      Increasing boiler pressure moisture content heat rejected  
      at boiler exhaust  
           
      Superheating the steam cycle efficiency moisture content pump work
        at turbine exhaust  
         
      Reheating before entering heat rejected moisture content  
      second stage   at turbine exhaust  
         
      Modified with regeneration cycle efficiency heat rejected  
                 
                 
    Nozzle Mach Number Internal Energy Entropy
         
    Diffuser Density Mach Number Entropy
         
    Convergent - Divergent Nozzle   Temperature  
        Density  
        Mach Number  
                 

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