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    Custodio - Activity No. 03R 22 - Refrigeration System

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    This document solves for the ideal and actual COP of R-134a and R-22 refrigerants at an evaporating temperature of 40°F with 20°F superheat and a condensing temperature of 120°F with 15°F subcooling. For R-134a, the ideal COP is 5.1 and the actual COP from manufacturer data is 3.34. For R-22, the ideal COP is 5.3 and the actual COP is 3.56. Both refrigerants were analyzed using pressure-enthalpy diagrams.

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    This document solves for the ideal and actual COP of R-134a and R-22 refrigerants at an evaporating temperature of 40°F with 20°F superheat and a condensing temperature of 120°F with 15°F subcooling. For R-134a, the ideal COP is 5.1 and the actual COP from manufacturer data is 3.34. For R-22, the ideal COP is 5.3 and the actual COP is 3.56. Both refrigerants were analyzed using pressure-enthalpy diagrams.

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    This document solves for the ideal and actual COP of R-134a and R-22 refrigerants at an evaporating temperature of 40°F with 20°F superheat and a condensing temperature of 120°F with 15°F subcooling. For R-134a, the ideal COP is 5.1 and the actual COP from manufacturer data is 3.34. For R-22, the ideal COP is 5.3 and the actual COP is 3.56. Both refrigerants were analyzed using pressure-enthalpy diagrams.

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    Custodio - Activity No. 03R 22 - Refrigeration System

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    TMPC 232 – Refrigeration System

    ACTIVITY NO. 3
    (SOLVE FOR R-22)

    Submitted by:
    Custodio, Khar Michael D.
    BSME TMEC 3-1

    Submitted to:
    Engr. Rodel Panghulan
    Instructor
    INSTRUCTION: Solve for R-22 and compare the COP.

    Problem 2.6
    Compare the ideal COP of R-134a and R-22 at an evaporating temperature of 40°F with
    20°F superheat and a condensing temperature of 120°F with 15°F subcooling with the actual
    compressor COPs calculated from the manufacturer’s performance tables.
    SOLUTION
    For R-134a using the P-h diagram:

    P-h DIAGRAM T-S DIAGRAM

    @ te = 40°F (~50 psia) and SH = 20°F, t1 = 60°F and h1 = 113 Btu/lb


    To find point 2, follow a line of constant entropy (s) to p =190 psia (saturated
    pressure for tc = 120°F), h2 = 126 Btu/lb.
    To find point 3, follow a line of constant pressure (p = 190 psia) to the left, cross
    the saturated liquid line, and go to a point 15°F below the saturated
    temperature (120°F), or t3 = 105°F, h3 = 47 Btu/lb.
    To find point 4, follow a line of constant enthalpy (h) downward to te = 40°F (~50
    psia), h4 = h3 = 47 Btu/lb.

    ℎ1 −ℎ4 113−47
    Ideal COPc = = = 5.1
    ℎ2 −ℎ1 126−113
    From Table 2.3
    @ te = 40°F and tc = 120°F
    qr = 25.9 MBtu/h
    wc = 2.27 kW.
    25.9 𝑀𝐵𝑡𝑢/ℎ
    Thus, EER = = 11.4 MBtu/kWh = 11.4/Wh and
    2.27 𝑘𝑊
    𝐸𝐸𝑅 11.4/𝑊ℎ
    COP = = = 3.34
    3.412 𝐵𝑡𝑢/𝑊ℎ 3.412 𝐵𝑡𝑢/𝑊ℎ

    COP = 3.34
    For R-22, using the P-h diagram:

    P-h DIAGRAM T-S DIAGRAM

    Point 1: (te = 40°F), p1 ≈ 83 psia, t1 = 60°F, and h1 = 111 Btu/lb.


    Point 2: (tc = 120°F), p2 ≈ 275 psia, t2 ≈ 160°F, and h2 = 124 Btu/lb.
    Point 3: (tc = 120°F), p3 ≈ 275 psia, t3 = 105°F, and h3 = 42 Btu/lb.
    Point 4: t4 = te = 40°F, p4 = p1 ≈ 83 psia, h4 = h3 = 42 Btu/lb

    ℎ1 −ℎ4 111−42
    Ideal COPc = = = 5.3
    ℎ2 −ℎ1 124−111
    From Table 2.4
    @ te = 40°F and tc = 120°F
    qr = 39.1 MBtu/h
    wc = 3.22 kW.
    32.4𝑀𝐵𝑡𝑢/ℎ
    Thus, EER = = 12.14 MBtu/kWh = 12.14 /Wh and
    2.74𝑘𝑊
    𝐸𝐸𝑅 12.14 /𝑊ℎ
    COP = = = 3.56
    3.412 𝐵𝑡𝑢/𝑊ℎ 3.412 𝐵𝑡𝑢/𝑊ℎ

    COP = 3.56

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