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Design calculator for Condensers, evaporators, heat pumps
Hey guys Anyone knows a good calculator for condenser, evaporator, or heat pump design? common unknown parameters would be number of passes, or length of columns, depth or rows... Thnks- eaboujaoudeh
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- Calculator Design Heat Pumps
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Conceptual question about currents and pumps
Homework Statement Homework Equations I suppose the energy density equation applies here: (P2-P1) + pg(y2-y1) + 1/2p(v2^2 - v1^2) = Epump/vol - IR and I = Av The Attempt at a Solution My initial thought was that the current is the same. But then, since current is Av...- asdf916
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- Conceptual Currents Pumps
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Heat pumps and coeffiecent of performance
Hi everyone, I was hoping to ask a thermodynamics problem, specificially one about heat pumps and coeffiecent of performance. I am wondering if I am missing something. I am given that heat pump is heat a building. Inside temperature is to be maintained at 22 degree celcius, outside is...- rmorelan
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- Heat performance Pumps
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Fountains before electric pumps
Paris has many large and impressive fountains, as do many large cities sited on mostly flat topography, and I would like to know how these fountains operated so impressively before the advent of electric pumps? I understand gravity pressure concepts such the one used in the Hearst Castle water...- bobbobwhite
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- Electric Pumps
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Integrated Heat Pumps: Learn How to Save Energy
Hello, have you heard of integrated heat pumps? What is the essence of such an "integrated" heat pump? I mean how does it save energy? And what does the term "integrated" mean? Please kindly help.- hanson
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- Heat Pumps
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Is a highly efficient Carnot engine suitable for use as a refrigerator and why?
Show that the relationship betwee efficiency (n) of a Carnot engine and the coefficient of performance (w) of the same engine when operated as a refrigerator is given by nw= Tc/Th Is a Carnot engine whose efficiency is very high particularly suited as a refrigerator? Why? Well we know that...- Nusc
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- Heat Pumps Refrigerators
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Heat pumps and shape-memory alloys motor
Heat pumps and shape-memory alloys motor... Hi. Would it be possible to get some electricity from a heat pump and shape-memory alloys motor/engins with a generator? A heat pump use 1 kW and give you 3-5 kW heat. Would it be possible to use shape-memory alloys motor and a generator to...- magi
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- Heat Motor Pumps
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Neumatics, Pumps, and suspension.
Hello.. I am attempting to create a "lever arm" to lift things up... Using 1 or 2 Servos. How can I achieve it with Neumatics, Pumps, and/or suspension? Are they better than Gear Trains? The objects are some bottles and things around 2 lbs. Thanks- PrudensOptimus
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- Pumps Suspension
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How Do Hydraulic Double-Acting Pumps and Their Spools Function?
Will u please help me in telling me how do hydraulic doble-acting pumps work EXACTLY and the explanation of the spools function.- radwa
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- Hydraulic Pumps
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Pumps vs. Compressors: Understanding the Differences and Interchangeability
pumps r compressors? a pump is used to increase the head of the fluid and a compressor is used to increase the pressure of the fluid...this pressure head is a form of energy and is transferable to other form [say increase in vertical height the fluid is raised] so can i use a pump and a...- sayhaitopalani
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- Compressors Pumps
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics