Given the table of results find the following. Give answers in KW.Please use tables and please refer to which table you use ..I need to understand be able to doPlease show all working out and explain how you come up with values for h1, h2, h3, h4 (eg which table you use )Rate of heat transfer to evaporator from the chilled water:Rate of heat transfer from condenser to the cooling water:Rate of heat transfer to refrigerant in “Evaporator” using enthalpy values:Rate of heat transfer from refrigerant in “Condenser” using enthalpy valuesWork input from the compressor to the refrigerant using enthalpy valuesCOP from enthalpy changes across work input and evaporatorCOP from motor electrical power input as work and rate of heat transfer to the chilled water Given the table of results findParametersMeasured valuesUnitsFollowing experimental data is for R134aPress. compressor inlet (P1) 307 Absolute PressurekPaPress. compressor outlet(P2a)877 Absolute PressurekPaPress. before exp. valve (P3) 862 Absolute PressurekPaPress. after exp. valve (P4)317 Absolute PressurekPaTemp. after evap. (T1)5.35Temp. before condenser(T2a)68Temp. after condenser (T3)32.4Temp. atter exp. Valve (T4)2.25Refrigerant flow rate (dkg/min0.58Following experimental data is for Water that is getting chilled orheatedTemp. into condenser (T.)25Temp. out af condenser (Ta) 40Temp. into evaporator (T)31Temp. out of avaporator (Ta) 19Condenser water flow rate0.77kg/minEvaporator water flow rate0.75kg/min(alCompressors supply| electrical power450Barometric reading761mm Hg

Rate of heat transfer to evaporator from the chilled water: Rate of heat transfer from condenser to the cooling water: Rate of heat transfer to refrigerant in “Evaporator” using enthalpy values: Rate of heat transfer from refrigerant in “Condenser” using enthalpy values Work input from the compressor to the refrigerant using enthalpy values COP from enthalpy changes across work input and evaporator COP from motor electrical power input as work and rate of heat transfer to the chilled water

Rate of heat transfer to evaporator from the chilled water: Rate of heat transfer from condenser to the cooling water: Rate of heat transfer to refrigerant in “Evaporator” using enthalpy values: Rate of heat transfer from refrigerant in “Condenser” using enthalpy values Work input from the compressor to the refrigerant using enthalpy values COP from enthalpy changes across work input and evaporator COP from motor electrical power input as work and rate of heat transfer to the chilled water

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology (MindTap Course List)

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305578296

Author:John Tomczyk, Eugene Silberstein, Bill Whitman, Bill Johnson

Publisher:John Tomczyk, Eugene Silberstein, Bill Whitman, Bill Johnson

Chapter23: Compressors

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9RQ: Describe the reciprocating compressor piston, rod, crank-shaft, valves, valve plate, head, shaft...

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