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B Thermal physics, COP upper bound for heat driven heat pumps
I made a presentation where I derived, or at least attempted to derive, the formulae for the upper bounds of the efficiency/cop (cop = coefficient of performance) for a heat engine, work driven heat pump, and a heat driven heat pump with 3 thermal reservoirs, hot, warm, and cold. There are many...- sf1001
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- Cop Efficiency Thermal physics
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Mastering Chiller COP: MCQ Answers and Tips
Summary:: MCQ about COP of chiller The COP of a vapor compression chiller is characterized by its cooling capacity. At low cooling rates, the chiller COP is reduced by the effects of heat leaks to the environment. On the other hand, at high cooling rates, the chiller suffers from a) the high...- KingMan
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- Chiller Cop
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B Lorenz COP of a heat pump and the temperatures of the hot/cold reservoirs
@Dale : “The COP of a heat pump and the efficiency of a heat engine both depend strongly on the temperatures of the hot and cold reservoirs. For this calculation you need to go back and check the sources for the temperatures corresponding to each of these numbers. You will find that the Stirling...- Devin-M
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- Cop Heat Heat pump Lorenz Pump
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Revisiting Refrigeration Efficiency: Impact of Potential Typo on Calculations
Can efficiency be larger than 100%? I have double checked the values of enthalpy of point 1,2,3 from R-22 tables. And I obtained enthalpy of point 4 from the work done given. Thank you.- yecko
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- Cop Cycle Refrigeration
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Solve Heat Pump COP Equation with Q & T
I have tried to solve this with these equations: COP=T(H)/( T(H)-T(L) ) and COP = Q(H)/ ( Q(H)-Q(L) ) But since I need both Q and T in the same equation, I can't find anything to solve it.- conv
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- Cop Heat Heat pump Pump
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Refrigerant - mass flow, power, COP
This is a past exam Q, I don't have the attached pressure enthalpy diagram. Q = 120kW Cp = Refrigerant enthalpy = I've looked this up, for ammonia enthalpy = 35.06 kJ / mol T2 = 5 degrees C = (5 deg C) (1100 kPa/300 kPa) = 18.33 deg C +273.15 K = 291.48 K T1 = 2 degrees C = (2 deg C)(1100...- sci0x
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- Cop Flow Mass Mass flow Power Refrigerant
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to calculate a coefficient of performance (COP)
Homework Statement Homework Equations [/B][/B] 3. The Attempt at a Solution Here's my solution attempt: NOTE: Evolution 2 to 3 is really an isothermic process, but in the diagram shows as an politropic process. 4. Further Questions But it isn't giving me logical values of COP...- Screwed
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- Coefficient Cop Cycle performance Thermo Thermodinamics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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When the COP of refrigerator is greater or less than 1?
I still confuse about COP of refrigerator. When i read some journal, it is said that COP of VCRS can be greater than 1 (usually 2 - 4). But, why the COP other than VCRS usally lower than 1? like vortex tube, vapour absorption refrigeration system, etc. Actually, now i am doing a research about...- Mozaix
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- air conditioner cop refrigerator thermodynamics vortex tube
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Does anybody know the sampling frequency of a cop radar?
More specifically, does anybody know the sampling frequency of a mounted 360 degree cop radar? NOT a conical/directional hand-held radar gun.- llatosz
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- Cop Frequency Radar Sampling Sampling frequency
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Talked to my local cop about his sat phone comms
Have always drooled over these awesome and mega priced babies until they started dissspearing. Cop says they are being replaced by sat phones which I thought were a nightmare to get a connection and crazy expensive. He would not discuss the performance. So awesome HF antenna versus sat phone...- houlahound
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- Cop Local Sat
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Difference between the various COP formulae
Homework Statement Homework Equations N/A The Attempt at a Solution My question is a simple one: how is the above equation for COPref different to the COPref equations I've already encountered (such as COPref = Qc/Win = (h1-h4)/(h2-h1). Is the above just a different form of these? Or is the...- influx
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- Cop Difference Formulae
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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How Long Does It Take for a Cop to Catch a Speeder?
This problem was translated from Swedish, sorry for any grammatical errors present. 1. The problem A cop sets up a radar trap. A speeder passes the policeman and continues going at ##60km/h## even though the maximal allowed speed is ##50km/h##. The cop starts accelerating at ##5 m/s^2##...- Rectifier
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- Acceleration Cop Time
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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COP of Reversible Refrigeration Cycles
Considering two thermal energy reservoirs, one at a higher temperature of TH compared to the other at TL, if we operate a reversible refrigeration cycle between the reservoirs then its coefficient of performance is given by, COPR,rev=TL/TH-TL This is the basically the maximum COP a...- Soumalya
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- Carnot refrigerator Cop Cycles Refrigeration Reversible
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Speeder and Cop Meeting Time Calculation
Homework Statement Problem: A police car traveling at 80km/h is passed by speeder traveling at 145km/h. 3 seconds after the speeder passes, the police car starts accelerating at 2.5m/s2. How much time passes before the police overtakes the speeder (moving at a constant speed)? Variables...- rainymornings
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- Cop
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Do Collisions Affect the Moment of Inertia and Angular Momentum of a Rod?
I am trying to learn to calculate collisions on the center of percussion of a rod. Can you tell me how to find the moment of inertia? Suppose we have a rod of length 1m and mass M = 12 kg., we know that ##I = 12 * 1^2 / 3 = 4## , if a collision takes place at the CoP ( at 0.166666 m from the... -
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Why Does COP in Heat Pumps Depend on Time?
Hi experts... I'm new to this forum and want to know that why does COP(Coefficient of Performance) in heat pumps depend on time?- csmaster
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- Cop Heat Pumps Time
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Heat Pump Power and COP: How Does Temperature Affect Efficiency?
So if we start with question a) to calculate P = Q/t we can use that Q=m*c*ΔT so for for the 10 liters of water in the hot reservoir we get P=10*4186*25.8/1616=668 W. However it says the answer for a) is 667 W. Any idea why the difference? For question b) we have Vf = Pout / Pin where Pout =...- Effect
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- Cop Heat Heat pump Power Pump
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to increase COP and SCP of the absorption chiller
Dear all, I would to like to ask do anyone have any idea on how to increase the COP and SCP(Specific Cooling Power) of a silica gel absorption chiller? COP= Heat removed by evaporator/ Heat supplied to system( normally is the hot water supplied to the absorption bed) SCP= heat removed at...- QFGreg
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- Absorption Chiller Cop increase
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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I feel like the term fundamental fields is a cop out
Whenever I ask someone what an electromagnetic field is exactly, they say that science does how questions, not why questions (which doesn't really make sense in this context, maybe i worded my question differently). We say that there are four fundamental forces that create the universe we live...- jaydnul
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- Cop Fields Fundamental Term
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Heat Pump COP: Air-to-Water Explained
The COP of a heat pump can be expressed as COP_{heating}=\frac{T_{hot}}{T_{hot}-{T_{cold}}} As higher is better, the value of this can be improved by reducing the temperature gap at which the system works. I'm just a little unsure about which temperatures are being talked about. The heat pump...- TSN79
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- Cop Heat Heat pump Pump
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Heat pump COP theoretical maximum
Hello everybody. I have trouble of proving the theoretical maximum of heat pump Coefficent of Performance. The thing I'm trying to calculate is for heat pump pumping heat from colder reservoir to the hotter reservoir: COP=Qh/W Qh - heat supplied to the hot reservoir(output) W - mechanical...- Thermolelctric
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- Cop Heat Heat pump Maximum Pump Theoretical
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Speeding Driver & Cop Car Velocity/Time/Acceleration Q
So I'm new here, and I apologize if I've posted in the wrong format/place/etc., but this is a makeup exam question, and I (think) I've finished it, but I want a second opinion on the correctness if you guys wouldn't mind. :smile: Homework Statement A speeding driver passes a hidden police...- chrisweikert
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- Car Cop
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Is the Heat Pump and Motor Setup Efficient?
Not sure if I am doing this correct and do not have answer available... A heat pump takes on 30,000BTU/hr of heat and uses 5030 watts. However its COP as an air conditioner is 2.19. How efficient is the pump and motor setup? I am assuming the following: Qh=30000 BTU/hr=11.79 hp WKin=5030...- lostinsauce
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- Cop Heat Heat pump Pump
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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COP refrigerator vs COP Heat Pump
Homework Statement I just want to know when do I use the formula for COP refrigerator vs COP Heat pump. If the heat is absorbing something then what formula do I use Homework Equations [b]3. The Attempt at a Solution [/b} Uh I just trying 2 figure out the concept so Idk how 2...- ChunkymonkeyI
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- Cop Heat Heat pump Pump Refrigerator
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Which Uses Less Energy: Refrigerator or Freezer for Cooling Water?
Homework Statement Compare a refrigerator set at +2 oC and a freezer set at -18 oC, both of which are operating in the room with temperature of +20 oC. What is relative amount of electric energy that will need to be used in both cases to cool a cup of water (250 ml) from room temperature to +5...- Pauli_Pocket
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- Cop
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Got caught at 150, cop put 110++ with the mnath HELPPPP
I need to know what distance a crown vic police car covers from 0-110mph It was a CHP in san diego and I'm pretty sure they drive the crown vic? Help- iminsandiego
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- Cop
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News The Shooting Of J T Williams - Murder by Cop ?
Did you guys hear about this ? Saw it on one of our news channels today. I generally am the first to support police and armed services, rule of law, etc, but this, IMO, is plain murder. The cop is a psycho - should never be allowed near a gun ever again.- alt
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What Is the Efficiency of a Refrigerator with a COP of 13.8?
Homework Statement The question is simply: A reversible refrigerator has a coefficient of performance equal to 13.8. What is its efficiency? Homework Equations COPrefrigerator = Tc/(Th - Tc) Efficiency = (Th - Tc) / Th The Attempt at a Solution I'm assuming I need to use these equations to...- Jennifer_ea
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- Cop Efficiency Refrigerator
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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COP in vapor compression refrigeration analysis
Hi, has anybody worked with heat pumps? I'm recently confused about how the heat pump compressor operates. Does it have a fixed pressure or it actually adjust its pressure automatically to outdoor temperature variation? All my confusion originate from the following problem: Now we have a heat...- bearcharge
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- Analysis Compression Cop Refrigeration Vapor
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Can Outside Temperature Affect the COP of Air-Conditioning Systems?
Hi All, I'm doing a study on effects of outside temperature on the energy efficiency of air-conditioning systems in computer server farms/data centers. It will be a simulated study so I cannot use the standard definition of COP; COP = heat removed / work At the same time I also want...- rayc
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- Cop
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Calculate COP & VCC for Refrigerant - Urgent Help Needed
COP of a Refrigerant...Urgent Please Help! How do you find the COP ( Coefficient of Performance ) of a Refrigerant if you know the basic details of the refrigerant such as: Critical tempertaure Critical Pressure w Cp Also I am trying to calculate the VCC as well!? Any advice would be...- alexisonsmith
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- Cop Refrigerant Urgent
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Police Officer Catches Car After 1.72 Seconds
Homework Statement A motorcycle officer hidden at an intersection observes a car driven by an oblivious driver who ignores a stop sign and continues through the intersection at constant speed. The police officer takes off in pursuit 1.72 s after the car has passed the stop sign. She...- Loppyfoot
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- Car Cop
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How Far Does the Trooper Travel to Catch the Speeder?
Homework Statement A state trooper sets up a radar trap. A speeder passes the trooper and continues going at a constant speed of 40 m/s. The instant the speeder passes the trooper, the trooper accelerates at 5.0 m/s/s for 10 seconds and then continues at a constant speed. How far will the...- nkallivrousis
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- Acceleration Cop
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Why do they call a police officer a cop?
Hi all, Why do they call a police officer a cop? (My first language is not English).- pixel01
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- Cop
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Cop car and opposing directions
This is not a homework problem, I just want to know if this is possible. The cop is traveling in the opposite direction of me. Let's say I'm going 60mph and am speeding. He turns around, catches up to me, and clocks me going 15mph over the speed limit. Is this even possible? I found this... -
Aircraft Crash at London Airport: Ice in Fuel or Cop Out?
Heard on the radio that the aircraft that crash landed at London airport crashed because of ice in the fuel (or that is the best guess) surly this is a cop out.- wolram
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- Aircraft Cop Crash Fuel Ice
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Heat Pumps & COP: How Do They Work?
I was reading on the Clausius statement and heat pumps. Apparently, the COP (coefficient of performance) for heat pumps can be greater than unity (1), and it usually is for several systems (depending on the conditions). So the energy transfer due to work done on the system results in a greater...- Gear300
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- Cop Heat Pumps
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Help Needed: Calculating Acceleration over 185 Meters
Hi, I'm after some help because my intelligence doesn't stretch as far as you guys! I am being taken to court for speeding, the police officer has stated in her evidence that she saw me traveling at 80 mph, that at that time she was traveling at 70 mph. She then states that both she and I were...- wrist
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- Cop
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Calculating COP of Refrigerator: Solve with W=P(delta)t
A vessel containing 8.43 kg of water at 21.1C is put into a refrigerator. The 0.1655 hp motor runs for 9 min to cool the liquid to the refrigerator's low temperature 4C. What is the COP of the refrigerator? W=P(delta)t = 123.463Wx540s = 66670.02 J COP = Qc/W Please Help. Thank...- jdog6
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- Cop Refrigerator
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Expansion of the Universe, cop this
Hi! I am doing year eleven physics and love it, I am a teachers pet and all. Anyway, I have this theroy with my physics teacher, we came up with it together its really cool. So anyway, the expansion of the universe is accelerating, "defying gravity". Anyway, let's assume that it keeps...- Ryan Lucas
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- Cop Expansion Universe
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics