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Answer:
Minimum power output required = 1.1977 hp
Explanation:
Given Data:
Temperature outside = 100°F.
House temperature = 70°F
Rate of heat gain(Qw) = 800 Btu/min
Generation rate within(Ql) = 100 Btu/min.
Converting the outside temperature 100°F from fahrenheit to ranking, we have;
1°F = 460R
Therefore,
100°F = 460+100
To = 560 R
Converting the house temperature 70°F from fahrenheit to ranking, we have;
1°F = 460R
Therefore,
70°F = 460+70
Th = 530 R
Consider the equation for coefficient of performance (COP) of refrigerator in terms of temperature;
COP =Th/(To-Th)
= 530/(560-530)
= 530/30
= 17.66
Consider the equation for coefficient of performance (COP) of refrigerator;
COP = Desired output/required input
= Q/Wnet
= Ql + Qw/ Wnet
Substituting into the formula, we have;
17.667 = (100 + 800)/Wnet
17.667 = 900/Wnet
Wnet = 900/17.667
= 50.94 Btu/min.
Converting from Btu/min. to hp, we have;
1 hp = 42.53 Btu/min.
Therefore,
50.94 Btu/min = 50.94 / 42.53
= 1.1977 hp =
Therefore, minimum power output required = 1.1977 hp
Given the following data:
- Outside temperature = 100°F.
- House temperature = 70°F.
- Rate of heat gain = 800 Btu/min.
- Heat generation rate = 100 Btu/min.
The conversion of temperature.
We would convert the value of the temperatures in Fahrenheit to Rankine.
Note: 1°F = 460R
Conversion:
- Outside temperature = 100°F = [tex]460+100[/tex] = 560R
- House temperature = 70°F = [tex]460+70[/tex] = 530R
To calculate the minimum power input that is required for this air- conditioning system:
The coefficient of performance (COP)
In Science, the coefficient of performance (COP) is a mathematical expression that is used to show the relationship between the power output of an air-conditioning system and the power input of its compressor.
Mathematically, the coefficient of performance (COP) is given by the formula:
[tex]COP =\frac{T_h}{T_o-T_h}[/tex]
Substituting the given parameters into the formula, we have;
[tex]COP =\frac{530}{560-530}\\ \\ COP =\frac{530}{30}[/tex]
COP = 17.66
For the power input:
[tex]COP = \frac{E_o}{E_i} \\ \\ COP = \frac{Q_l + Q_w}{Q_{net}}\\ \\ 17.67 = \frac{100+800}{Q_{net}}\\ \\ Q_{net}=\frac{900}{17.67} \\ \\ Q_{net}=50.93\;Btu/min[/tex]
Conversion:
1 hp = 42.53 Btu/min.
X hp = 50.93 Btu/min.
Cross-multiplying, we have:
[tex]X=\frac{50.93}{42.53} [/tex]
X = 1.1975 hp
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