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Solucion P3

The document outlines a thermodynamic analysis involving R134a refrigerant in a mechanical and energy engineering context. It includes calculations for various parameters such as enthalpy, entropy, and efficiency for a refrigeration cycle, along with specific heat capacities and flow rates. The final results provide values for cooling flow rates, net work output, and other relevant thermodynamic properties.
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Solucion P3

The document outlines a thermodynamic analysis involving R134a refrigerant in a mechanical and energy engineering context. It includes calculations for various parameters such as enthalpy, entropy, and efficiency for a refrigeration cycle, along with specific heat capacities and flow rates. The final results provide values for cooling flow rates, net work output, and other relevant thermodynamic properties.
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EES 16/09/2021 13:07:05 Page 1


EES Ver. 10.836: #1645: For use only by INGENIERÍA MECÁNICA Y ENERGÍA UNIVERSIDAD MIGUEL HERNÁNDEZ DE ELCHE

DNI = 5

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P 1 = 1,4 x 10

T 1 = 180 + 273,15

h 1 = h R134a ; T = T 1 ; P = P 1

s 1 = s R134a ; T = T 1 ; P = P 1

P 2 = 900000

s 2s = s 1

h 2s = h R134a ; s = s 2s ; P = P 2

 TURB = 0,9

h2 – h1
 TURB =
h 2s – h 1

s 2 = s R134a ; h = h 2 ; P = P 2

T 2 = T R134a ; h = h 2 ; P = P 2

P 3 = 900000

x3 = 0

h 3 = h R134a ; x = x 3 ; P = P 3

v 3 = v R134a ; x = x 3 ; P = P 3

T 3 = T R134a ; x = x 3 ; P = P 3

h 4s = h3 + v3 ꞏ P4 – P3

s 3 = s R134a ; h = h 3 ; P = P 3

P4 = P1

 BOMBA = 0,9

h 4s – h 3
 BOMBA =
h4 – h3

T 4 = T R134a ; h = h 4 ; P = P 4

s 4 = s R134a ; h = h 4 ; P = P 4

h1 – h2 – h4 – h3
 Termico =
h1 – h4

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Wneta = DNI ꞏ 10

Wneta = m R134a ꞏ h1 – h2 – h4 – h3

Caudal de refrigeración
Qsal = m R134a ꞏ h2 – h3

h A = h water ; T = T A ; P = P A

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P A = 100 ꞏ 10

T A = 20 + 273,15

h B = h water ; T = T B ; P = P B

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P B = 100 ꞏ 10

T B = 30 + 273,15

Qsal = m agua ꞏ hB – hA

Caudal aceite

Qent = m R134a ꞏ h1 – h4

Qent = m AC ꞏ Cp AC ꞏ T AC1 – T AC2

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Cp AC = 2700 ꞏ 10

T AC1 = 250

T AC2 = 200

Ärea de captación

Area ꞏ  capt ꞏ Irr = Qent

 capt = 0,4

Irr = 700

SOLUTION
Unit Settings: SI K Pa J mass deg
Area = 429,3 [m2] CpAC = 2,700E+06 [J/kg-K]
DNI = 5 BOMBA = 0,9
capt = 0,4 Termico = 0,04159
TURB = 0,9 h2s = 403597 [J/kg]
h4s = 102034 [J/kg] hA = 84006 [J/kg]
hB = 125821 [J/kg] Irr = 700 [W/m2]
mAC = 0,0008905 [kg/s] magua = 2,755 [kg/s]
mR134a = 0,3796 [kg/s] PA = 100000 [Pa]
PB = 100000 [Pa] Qent = 120216 [W]
Qsal = 115216 [W] s2s = 1281 [J/kg-K]
TA = 293,2 [K] TAC1 = 250 [K]
TAC2 = 200 [K] TB = 303,2 [K]
Wneta = 5000 [W]

1 potential unit problem was detected.

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