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Give step-by-step solution with explanation and final answer:Vapour compression refrigeration cycle using ammonia as refrigerant has a capacity of 30 TR. Evaporator and condenser temperatures are -16°C and 50 °C respectively. Ammonia enters the compressor in dry saturated state and leaves the condenser after complete liquefaction. Specific heat of ammonia vapour is 2.3 kJ/kg K. Sketch the cycle on T-s and P-h plots and Calculate the following : (a)Max. COP of the System (b)Mass flow rate of ammonia in kg/hr (c)Power supplied to compressor in kW (d) Heat Rejected in Condenser in kW

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Give step-by-step solution with explanation and final answer:Vapour compression refrigeration cycle using ammonia as refrigerant has a capacity of 30 TR. Evaporator and condenser temperatures are -16°C and 50 °C respectively. Ammonia enters the compressor in dry saturated state and leaves the condenser after complete liquefaction. Specific heat of ammonia vapour is 2.3 kJ/kg K. Sketch the cycle on T-s and P-h plots and Calculate the following : (a)Max. COP of the System (b)Mass flow rate of ammonia in kg/hr (c)Power supplied to compressor in kW (d) Heat Rejected in Condenser in kW

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Created at: 2025-08-22 21:32:18

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