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| May1-07, 09:29 AM | #1 |
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Refrigerator efficiency
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I need to write up an expression for the efficiency of a refrigerator(coefficient of performance). The general formula is K=|QC|/|W| = |QC|/(|QH|-|QC|) But how do I write up expressions for QH and QC? So far I have this QH=m*Lv (Lv: heat of vaporization) QC=p*m*Lv where 0<p<1 because not all of the coolant vaporizes inside the refrigerator. But I don't like this expression, because it don't know p. So my question is: Can anyone help me with an expression for the coefficient of performance, preferably in terms of the refrigerator temperatures and some coolant constant? Here is the PV-diagram im using: http://www.phy.ntnu.edu.tw/~chiact/i...s/img00469.gif |
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