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    This document outlines a teaching plan for a course on Refrigeration and Air Conditioning over 15 weeks. The course is divided into 5 units: 1. Refrigeration cycles such as vapor compression, absorption, steam jet, and their performance analysis. 2. Refrigeration system components including compressors, condensers, evaporators, and refrigerants. 3. Psychrometrics and air conditioning load calculations. 4. Design of air conditioning cycles and systems for different applications. 5. Air conditioning equipment like filters, humidifiers, cooling towers, and duct design. References include textbooks and class notes to support teaching the various topics.

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    This document outlines a teaching plan for a course on Refrigeration and Air Conditioning over 15 weeks. The course is divided into 5 units: 1. Refrigeration cycles such as vapor compression, absorption, steam jet, and their performance analysis. 2. Refrigeration system components including compressors, condensers, evaporators, and refrigerants. 3. Psychrometrics and air conditioning load calculations. 4. Design of air conditioning cycles and systems for different applications. 5. Air conditioning equipment like filters, humidifiers, cooling towers, and duct design. References include textbooks and class notes to support teaching the various topics.

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    TEACHING PLAN: 09ME238 REFRIGERATION AND AIRCONDITIONING (Credits 3:1:0)

    July to Oct 2012


    Name of the Faculty member: Dr. C. P. Jawahar, Associate Professor, KSMS
    Unit
    No.

    Lecture
    No.
    1
    2
    3
    4

    Unit 1

    Introduction
    Review of thermodynamic principles
    of Refrigeration
    Air refrigeration Bell Coleman
    cycle
    Bootstrap cycle

    10

    Vapour compression refrigeration


    cycle
    Use of P-H charts
    Multistage multiple evaporator
    systems
    Cascade system, COP comparison
    Vapour absorption refrigeration
    system-Ammonia water and Lithium
    Bromide water systems
    Steam jet refrigeration system

    11

    Performance analysis

    5
    6
    7
    8
    9

    12
    13
    14
    Unit 2

    Topic

    15
    16
    17
    18
    19
    20
    21
    22

    Compressors reciprocating &


    rotary
    Condensers
    Evaporators
    Refrigerants properties selection
    of refrigerants
    Refrigeration plant controls testing
    and charging of refrigeration
    units
    Applications to refrigeration systems
    ice plant
    food storage plants milk chilling
    plants
    Refrigerated cargo ships
    Cryogenic in medicine and biological
    uses
    Review of fundamental properties of
    psychometric use of psychometric
    charts
    Psychometric processes

    Book & Page Nos.


    Used for teaching
    T1, pp.3.2

    Topic No.
    3.1

    T1, pp.3.2

    3.2

    T1, pp.3.10-3.16

    3.4

    T1, pp.3.23-3.26

    3.9

    T2, pp. 195 197

    10.12

    T2, pp. 196

    10.12

    T1, pp.5.21-5.29

    5.7

    T1, pp.6.9-6.14

    6.7,6.8

    T1, pp.8.1-8.7
    T1, pp.4.21-4.45,8.148.27
    T1, pp.13.2-13.5,13.11

    8.2

    13.1.1,13.1.6

    T1, pp.13.27-13.30
    T1, pp.13.55-13.58

    13.2
    13.3

    T1, pp.11.2-11.24

    11.2

    T1, pp.14.2-14.5

    14.2

    R1, PP. 459-463

    14.4.1

    R1, pp. 445-447

    14.2

    Class Notes

    Class Notes

    T1, pp.16.2-16.12

    16.2

    T1, pp.16.13-16.22

    16.13

    23
    24
    Unit 3

    25
    26
    27
    28
    29

    Unit 4

    30
    31
    32
    33
    34
    35
    36

    Unit 5

    37
    38
    39
    40
    41

    Grand and Room Sensible Heat


    Factors
    By pass factor
    Requirements of comfort air
    conditioning comfort charts
    Factors governing optimum effective
    temperature
    Recommended design conditions
    Ventilation standards.
    Types of load
    Design of space cooling load Heat
    transmission through building.
    Solar radiation infiltration internal
    heat sources (sensible and latent)
    Outside air and fresh air load
    estimation of total load
    Design of air conditioning cycles
    Domestic, commercial and industrial
    systems
    Central air conditioning systems
    Applications: car, industry, stores,
    and public buildings.
    Air conditioning equipments air
    cleaning and air filters
    Humidifiers dehumidifiers air
    washers
    Condenser cooling tower and spray
    ponds
    Elementary treatment of duct design
    air distribution system
    Thermal insulation for air
    conditioning systems
    Factors affecting thermal
    conductivity types of materials

    T1, pp.19.19-19.20

    19.10

    T1, pp.17.14-17.18

    17.5

    T1, pp.17.21

    17.9

    T1, pp.17.21-17.27
    T1, pp.19.2

    17.11
    19.1

    T1, pp.19.3-19.14

    19.2

    T1, pp.19.14-19.19

    19.9

    R3, pp.148

    9.3-9.5

    T1, pp.20.2

    20.2

    R1,pp. 486-487

    14.7.6

    T1, pp.23.2-23.13

    23.1

    T1, pp.23.13-23.29

    23.2

    T1, pp.13.38

    13.2.9

    T1, pp.22.14-22.21

    22.4

    T1, pp.21.15-21.17

    21.2

    T1, pp.21.3

    21.3

    Text Books
    1. Arora, Domkundwar, Refrigeration and Airconditioning, Dhanpat Rai2009
    2. Stoecker and Jones, Refrigeration and Airconditioning, TMH, New Delhi, 2003
    Reference Books
    1. Manohar Prasad, Refrigeration and Airconditioning, Wiley Eastern Ltd, 1999.
    2. Jordan and Prister, Refrigeration and Airconditioning, Prentice Hall of India, New Delhi, 1999.
    3. J. Dossat, Principles of Refrigeration, Wiley Eastern Ltd, 1999.

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