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    DE GUZMAN Module 2 Activity No. 2

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    The document provides 3 problems solving for values in reversed Carnot cycles operating between temperature limits. Problem 1 calculates (a) the heat rejected, (b) the power input, and (c) the COP and heat delivered if used to provide heat for a refrigerator operating at 528 kJ/min between 244.5K and 305.5K. Problem 2 finds (a) the COP, (b) the high temperature, (c) the heat delivered, and (d) the COP if used for heating, for a Carnot refrigerator requiring 1.1 kW at 238.9K. Problem 3 proves that the COP for heating in a reversed Carnot cycle equals the COP for refrigeration

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    The document provides 3 problems solving for values in reversed Carnot cycles operating between temperature limits. Problem 1 calculates (a) the heat rejected, (b) the power input, and (c) the COP and heat delivered if used to provide heat for a refrigerator operating at 528 kJ/min between 244.5K and 305.5K. Problem 2 finds (a) the COP, (b) the high temperature, (c) the heat delivered, and (d) the COP if used for heating, for a Carnot refrigerator requiring 1.1 kW at 238.9K. Problem 3 proves that the COP for heating in a reversed Carnot cycle equals the COP for refrigeration

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    The document provides 3 problems solving for values in reversed Carnot cycles operating between temperature limits. Problem 1 calculates (a) the heat rejected, (b) the power input, and (c) the COP and heat delivered if used to provide heat for a refrigerator operating at 528 kJ/min between 244.5K and 305.5K. Problem 2 finds (a) the COP, (b) the high temperature, (c) the heat delivered, and (d) the COP if used for heating, for a Carnot refrigerator requiring 1.1 kW at 238.9K. Problem 3 proves that the COP for heating in a reversed Carnot cycle equals the COP for refrigeration

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    DE GUZMAN Module 2 Activity No. 2

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    The document provides 3 problems solving for values in reversed Carnot cycles operating between temperature limits. Problem 1 calculates (a) the heat rejected, (b) the power input, and (c) the COP and heat delivered if used to provide heat for a refrigerator operating at 528 kJ/min between 244.5K and 305.5K. Problem 2 finds (a) the COP, (b) the high temperature, (c) the heat delivered, and (d) the COP if used for heating, for a Carnot refrigerator requiring 1.1 kW at 238.9K. Problem 3 proves that the COP for heating in a reversed Carnot cycle equals the COP for refrigeration

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    Module 2: Activity No.

    2
    Reversed Carnot Cycle

    Name: de Guzman, Alvin Jr.


    Student No. 20160145379
    Problem No. 1:
    There are removed 528 kJ/min of heat from a body a body by a refrigerator operating
    between the limits of 244.5 K and 305.5 K. If its coefficient of performance is three
    fourths of that of a Carnot refrigerator working between the same temperatures limits,
    find (a) the heat rejected and (b) the power input in kW. (c) What are the COP and the
    heat if this device is used to deliver heat?

    Given :
    kJ
    QS =Q A =528
    min
    T L =244.5 K
    T H =305.5 K
    COP=0.75

    Solution :

    a¿

    QA
    COP=
    W net
    kJ
    528
    min
    0.75=
    W net

    kJ
    W net =704
    min

    SolveQ R using;

    Q R=Q A + W net

    kJ kJ
    Q R=528 +704
    min min

    kJ
    Q R=1232
    min
    b.¿
    Solving for the power input required ;

    W net =704 ( )( kWkJ∙ s )


    kJ min
    min 60 s
    W net =11.73 kW

    c .¿
    COP for heating ;
    TH
    COP=
    T H −T L
    305.5
    COP=
    305.5−244.5
    COP=5.01
    Problem No. 2:
    The power requirement of a Carnot refrigerator in maintaining a low temperature region
    at 238.9 K is 1.1 kW per TOR. Find (a) COP. (b) T H and (c) the heat delivered. (d) When
    the device is used to deliver heat, what is its COP? Ans. 3.2, 313.3 K, 4.2
    Given :
    kW
    T L =238.9 K W net =1.1
    TOR

    Solution :
    QA
    a . ¿COP=
    W net
    QA
    COP=
    kW
    1.1
    TOR

    COP=
    1 TOR ( 3.5167
    TOR )
    kW

    1.1 kW

    COP=3.2

    b.¿
    TL
    COP=
    T H −T L
    238.9 K
    3.2=
    T H −238.9 K

    T H =313.56 K
    c .¿
    Q R=W net +Q A

    ¿ 1.1 kW +3.5167 kW

    Q R=4.62kW

    d .¿
    QR
    COP H =
    W net
    4.62 kW
    ¿
    1.1 kW

    COP H =4.2
    Problem No. 3:
    Prove (demonstrate) that the COP for heating of a reversed Carnot cycle is equivalent
    to its COP when used for refrigeration plus one; that is COP H = COPc + 1.
    Given :
    COP H =COPC +1

    Solution :
    QR
    COP H =
    W net
    QA
    COPC =
    W net
    W net =Q R−Q A

    COP H =COPC +1

    Therefore ;
    QR Q
    = A +1
    W net W net
    QR −Q A
    =1
    W net
    W net
    =1
    W net
    1=1

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