QI (ii) Figure QI (ii) a residential heat pump plant has a coefficient of Performance 2.4. Calculate how much heating effect, in kJ/h, will result When 5 kW is supplied to this heat pump? Qu Figure QI (ii) went HP TL QL

QI (ii) Figure QI (ii) a residential heat pump plant has a coefficient of Performance 2.4. Calculate how much heating effect, in kJ/h, will result When 5 kW is supplied to this heat pump? Qu Figure QI (ii) went HP TL QL

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