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    Ae 8301 Unit2 Etd Lv5

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    A reversible heat pump maintains a refrigerator at 0°C while rejecting heat to the surroundings at 25°C. The heat removal rate is 1440 kJ/min. The COP and work input are determined. An ice plant uses a reversed Carnot cycle heat pump to produce 15 tonnes of ice per day from water at 0°C to ice at 0°C, rejecting heat to the atmosphere at 25°C. This heat pump is coupled to a Carnot engine absorbing heat at 220°C and rejecting it to the atmosphere. The power developed and fuel consumed per hour are determined.

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    A reversible heat pump maintains a refrigerator at 0°C while rejecting heat to the surroundings at 25°C. The heat removal rate is 1440 kJ/min. The COP and work input are determined. An ice plant uses a reversed Carnot cycle heat pump to produce 15 tonnes of ice per day from water at 0°C to ice at 0°C, rejecting heat to the atmosphere at 25°C. This heat pump is coupled to a Carnot engine absorbing heat at 220°C and rejecting it to the atmosphere. The power developed and fuel consumed per hour are determined.

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    A reversible heat pump maintains a refrigerator at 0°C while rejecting heat to the surroundings at 25°C. The heat removal rate is 1440 kJ/min. The COP and work input are determined. An ice plant uses a reversed Carnot cycle heat pump to produce 15 tonnes of ice per day from water at 0°C to ice at 0°C, rejecting heat to the atmosphere at 25°C. This heat pump is coupled to a Carnot engine absorbing heat at 220°C and rejecting it to the atmosphere. The power developed and fuel consumed per hour are determined.

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    Ae 8301 Unit2 Etd Lv5

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    A reversible heat pump maintains a refrigerator at 0°C while rejecting heat to the surroundings at 25°C. The heat removal rate is 1440 kJ/min. The COP and work input are determined. An ice plant uses a reversed Carnot cycle heat pump to produce 15 tonnes of ice per day from water at 0°C to ice at 0°C, rejecting heat to the atmosphere at 25°C. This heat pump is coupled to a Carnot engine absorbing heat at 220°C and rejecting it to the atmosphere. The power developed and fuel consumed per hour are determined.

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    1) A reversible heat pump is used to maintain a

    temperature of 0°C in a refrigerator when it rejects the


    heat to the surroundings at 25°C. If the heat removal
    rate from the refrigerator is 1440 kJ/min, determine
    the C.O.P. of the machine and work input required.
    (ii) If the required input to
    run the pump is developed
    by a reversible engine
    which receives heat at 380°C
    and rejects heat to atmosphere,
    then determine the overall
    C.O.P. of the system
    2) An ice plant working on a reversed Carnot cycle heat
    pump produces 15 tonnes of ice per day. The ice is
    formed from water at 0°C and the formed ice is
    maintained at 0°C. The heat is rejected to the
    atmosphere at 25°C. The heat pump used to run the ice
    plant is coupled to a Carnot engine which absorbs heat
    from a source which is maintained at 220°C by burning
    liquid fuel of 44500 kJ/kg calorific value
    (fusion of ice = 334.5 kJ/kg) and
    rejects the heat to the
    atmosphere. Determine :
    (i) Power developed
    (ii) Fuel consumed / hour.
    The amount of heat removed by the heat
    pump,

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