A refrigerator removes heat from its cold space at a rate of 5.06 kW while its compressor uses 2.3 kW of power. Find the rate Q̇H at which it rejects heat to the kitchen.
Heat engines & refrigerators worksheet with answers
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Answer key
- 1. Q̇H = 7.36 kW
- 2. Q̇H = 8.51 kW
- 3. Q̇H = 6.535 kW
- 4. Q̇H = 2.707 kW
- 5. Q̇L = 297.1 kW
- 6. COPmax = 11.31
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