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I am trying to work out the Cop of a heat pump in an experiment, I recorded the temperatures before and after the Condenser, but am unsure of how to calculate the work input to the condenser 2. Relevant equations cop= heat gained at the condenser/ work input to the condenser 3. The attempt at a solution For example at a mass flow rate of 5 m/s , the gain in temperature was 31.5 degrees, THE electricity meter read 152.15 kwh and it took 54.64 seconds for a revolution , can anyone help me im totally lost |
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