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Chapter 1 Ref Cycles

This document is the introduction to a book on refrigeration circuits. It discusses how refrigeration became important in the 20th century for uses like food storage, freezing, and air conditioning. Refrigeration is needed for storing and distributing food to reduce waste, freezing meats and fish, medical storage of drugs and blood, train and vehicle air conditioning, and air conditioning large buildings like hospitals, theaters, and meeting halls. The book will cover the theoretical basis of the refrigeration cycle and Carnot cycle in the first chapter and discuss how it has been modified for practical applications. It will help technicians understand refrigeration systems from a thermodynamics perspective to improve performance.
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Chapter 1 Ref Cycles

This document is the introduction to a book on refrigeration circuits. It discusses how refrigeration became important in the 20th century for uses like food storage, freezing, and air conditioning. Refrigeration is needed for storing and distributing food to reduce waste, freezing meats and fish, medical storage of drugs and blood, train and vehicle air conditioning, and air conditioning large buildings like hospitals, theaters, and meeting halls. The book will cover the theoretical basis of the refrigeration cycle and Carnot cycle in the first chapter and discuss how it has been modified for practical applications. It will help technicians understand refrigeration systems from a thermodynamics perspective to improve performance.
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T - S



Reversed Carnot Refrigeration Cycle






:
.
.
. .
. % .

) (-
) (Heat Source at TL )(Heat Sink at TH

:
. .
.
.

. .

Fig. 1-1 Reversed Carnot Cycle.


) (- Flow Diagram T-S
Diagram T-S
:
- .
) ( Isentropic compression process 12
- .
)(Isothermal heat rejection process 23
- .
)(Isentropic expansion process 34
- .
)(Isothermal heat addition process 41

Input = Output

W.D + QL = QH
W.D = QH - QL
T-S :

QH = Area ab23a = S. TH
QL =Area ab14a = S. TL
) W.D =Area 12341 = S ( TH - TL

) ( ) (
COP
:

)Coefficient of Performance or Performance Index (COP


QL W.D
QL
C.O.PR .

)(1-1

QL
QL
=
W .D Q H Q L

= COPR

S TL
) S (TH TL

= COPR

TL
T H TL

= COPR

QH
COPHP .

)(1-2

QH
QH
=
W .D Q H Q L

= COPH

S TH
) S (TH TL

= COPH

TH
TH TL

= COPH

) (-) , (- :

QH
Q QL + QL
= H
QH QL
QH QL
)(1-3

QH QL
QL
+
QH QL QH QL

= COPH

COPH = 1 + COPR
) (-
.
)(1-4

0 COPR
1 COPH

-
43 oC
-20 oC
. 10 kW

TH = 43+273 = 316 K

Data:

TL = -20+273 = 253 K
WD = 10 kW
Required: COPR , COPHP , QL , QH
Solution:

TL
253
=
= 4.02
TH TL 316 253
TH
316
=
= 5.02
TH TL 316 253

= COPR

= COPHP

kW

QH = COPH W .D = 5.02 10 = 50.2

kW

QL = QH W .D = 50.2 10 = 40.2

)(T.R
Ton of
Refrigeration
.

BTU
Ib = 12000 BTU
= T .R
24hr
hr
kJ
T .R = 210
= 3.5 kW
min
2000 Ib 144

)(1-5







.
) (-

) (
) ( ) (-
) ( ) ( ) (-





.

Fig. 1-2 Effect of TH and TL on COPR


) ( - 250 K
320 K TL TH
TL TH
:

TL = - 23 oC + 273 = 250 K

Data:

TH = 47 oC + 273 = 320 K
o

Required: COPR at the last temperature and with 5, 10, 15 C

change in TL and TH .

Solution:

TL
250
=
TH TL 320 250
250
= 3.571
70

= C .O.PR

If TH = C, With 5, 10 and 15 oC increasing in TL:

255
= 3.923
320 255
260
=
= 4.333
320 260

265
= 4.818
320 265

C .O.PR

= C .O .PR

If TL = C, With 5, 10 and 15 oC decreasing in TH:

250
= 3.846
315 250
250
=
= 4.167
310 250
250
=
= 4.545
305 250

= C .O.PR

250 K 320 K
0.352 0.762 1.247 250 K
5 oC 320 K
0.275 0.596 0.975


:
.

.
.

.
.

-
C

-40


1.2 kW .

TL= -40+273=233 K

Data:

W.D = 1.2 kW/T.R


Required: COPR , TH , QH , COPHP
Solution:

QL
1 3.5
=
= 2.916
W .D
1.2

= C.O.PR

TL
TH T L

K
kW

= C.O.PR

233
, TH = 312.9
TH 233

= 2.916

QH = W .D + QL = 1.2 + 3.5 = 4.7


QH
4.7
=
= 3.916
W .D 1.2

= C .O .PH






T-S ).(-

T-S x = 0 x =1


1-2-3-4-1

1

4
1 .

Fig. 1-3 T-S diagram for reversed carnot cycle

T-S


T-S ) ( - :
Isentropic Compression, s = c.

)w1-2 = (i2 - i1

Process 1-2,

q1-2 = 0,

Isothermal Condensation, P = c, T = c.

Process 2-3,

w2-3 = 0,
Process 3-4,

q2-3 = TH(s2 - s3)

Isentropic Expansion, s = c.

q3-4 = 0,
Process 4-1,

w3-4 = (i3 - i4 )

Isothermal Evaporation, P = c, T = c.

w4-1 = 0,

q4-1 = TL(s1 - s4)

) (
. ( )

work

net = cyclic w
wnet = w12 w34
= (i2 i1 ) (i3 i4 )
= (i2 i3 ) (i1 i4 )
= TH ( s2 s3 ) TL ( s1 s4 )

C.O.PR =
=

q41
wnet
i1 i4
(i2 i3 ) (i1 i4 )

) T1 ( s1 s4
) T2 ( s2 s3 ) T1 ( s1 s4

s2 s3 = s1 s4 = s
T1
TL
=
T2 T1 TH TL

= C.O.PR







1 - 2
.

Fig. 1-4-a Flow diagram for reversed carnot cycle out of wet region.

Fig. 1-4-b T-S diagram for reversed carnot cycle out of wet region.

.
) .( x=1
4 -1 .
.-
1

.
TH \ 2-2 2\-3
. :

w12 = i2 i1
w34 = i3 i4
) \w22\ = T2 ( s2 s 2\ ) ( i2 i2
wnet = w12 + w22\ w34
) wnet = Area122\ 341 = ( T2 T1 )( s2 s3
q4 1 = i1 i4 = Area4 ab14
) q4 1 = T1 ( s1 s4
q 4 1
T1
=
wnet T2 T1

= C .O.PR

-
-




-
-

) ( ) ( -
T- S )-
(
) ( -
:

Fig. 1-5 T-S diagram for actual refrigeration cycle.




.
Process 1-2, Isentropic Compression, s = c.

q1 2 = 0

w1 2 = (i2 i1),


.
Process 2-3, Heat rejected at constant pressure, P = c.

w2 - 3 = 0

q2 - 3 = (i2 - i3),

) (


) .( Dryness fraction, x
Process 3-4, Throttling process at constant enthalpy, i = c.

w3 4 = 0

q3 4 = 0,


.
Process 4-1, Heat added at constant temperature and constant pressure,
P = c, T = c.

)q4 - 1 = (i1 - i4


,
:
)(1-6

f ( p, t, v, i, u, s ) = 0


) t = f ( p, v
1-6

- - ) ( T - S ).(-

- - ) ( P - i ).(-

Fig. 1-6 Pressure - enthalpy ( p - i ) chart for refrigerants.


) ( -
x = 0 x = 1


.
.


0 %
100 %
.

.

.
).(P - i
P - i ) (kJ/kg
) ( bar or Mpa .
) (K

. )) (kJ/(kg. K
. ) (m3/kg
) (kg/m3
.

-
NH3
1 bar 15
bar

0.1 kg/s

100

.%

Data: NH3, P1 = 1 bar, x = 1, compression isentropic, s = c, P2 = 15 bar.

Required: W.D and Power of compressor by kW, if m = 0.1 kg/s.

Solution

1 bar
.
From ammonia chart, we can deduce the followings,
Point 2

Point 1

900

480

i, kJ/kg

10.8

10.8

)s, kJ/(kg. k

7.00

0.90

, kg/m3

177

-35

t, oC

Parameter

W .D = i2 i1 = 900 480 = 420


kJ / kg
Power = m& W .D = 0.1 420 = 42
kW

-
10 bar
bar

. 1 kg
Data: R-12, P1 = 10 bar, throttling process 12, i = c, P2 = 1 bar.

Required: condition after throttling and dryness fraction, x.


Solution

10 bar
.
From chart of R-12,
Point 1, at x = 0, P1 = 10 bar.
we can locate, i1 = 460 kJ/kg.

Point 2, at i1 = i2 = 460 kJ/kg, P2 = 1 bar.


We can locate, wet vapor, x = 42 %, s = 4.37 kJ/(kg. k),
= 14.5 kg/m3.

-
6
15 kW

.
Data: Carnot cycle, C.O.PR = 6, W.D = 15 kW.
Required: TH/TL, QL, C.O.PH, QH.
Solution

C .O .PR =

TL
=6
T H TL

6 ( TH TL ) = TL
6 TH = 7 T L
TH 7
=
TL 6
QL
W .D
Q
6= L
15
QL = 90

C .O .PR =

kW

For Heat Pump,

7
TL
6

TH
1.167
=
=
=7
TH TL 7
0.167
T L TL
6
Q
C .O .PH = H
W .D
Q
7= H
15
QH = 105 kW
C .O .PH =


- :

- ).(kW, kJ/min, BTU/hr

- T-S

.
- :
- .

- .

- 258 ,303 K
. 35 kW
.

- 9 kW 50 kW
.22 oC
.

- .
. .
.

- .
- .
- 35 oC -20

-10,

oC 5
.
- -20 oC 15, 25, 45,
35 oC
.
- .
-
-12, 32 oC . 7.5 Hp
.

- T-S
.
.
- .

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