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    The document contains calculations for refrigeration cycle properties using R134a as the working fluid. Various temperature, pressure, and enthalpy values are defined at 5 states and used to calculate entropy, temperature, enthalpy, work of compression, heat rejected, heat absorbed, and efficiency.

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    The document contains calculations for refrigeration cycle properties using R134a as the working fluid. Various temperature, pressure, and enthalpy values are defined at 5 states and used to calculate entropy, temperature, enthalpy, work of compression, heat rejected, heat absorbed, and efficiency.

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    Practica 1 Verano

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    The document contains calculations for refrigeration cycle properties using R134a as the working fluid. Various temperature, pressure, and enthalpy values are defined at 5 states and used to calculate entropy, temperature, enthalpy, work of compression, heat rejected, heat absorbed, and efficiency.

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    s[2]=Entropy(R134a;T=T[2];P=P[2])
    s[1]=s[2]
    s[3]=Entropy(R134a;T=T[3];P=P[3])
    s[4]=Entropy(R134a;T=T[4];P=P[4])
    T[1]=Temperature(R134a;P=P[1];s=s[1])
    t[2]=317
    t[3]=303
    t[4]=280
    t[5]=t[1]
    p[1]=130
    p[2]=800
    p[3]=p[2]
    p[4]=p[1]
    p[5]=p[1]
    m=0,3
    h[1]=Enthalpy(R134a;T=T[1];P=P[1])
    h[2]=Enthalpy(R134a;T=T[2];P=P[2])
    h[3]=Enthalpy(R134a;T=T[3];P=P[3])
    h[4]=Enthalpy(R134a;T=T[4];P=P[4])
    h[5]=h[1]
    hcond=h[2]-h[3]
    heva=h[1]-h[4]
    wcomp=h[2]-h[1]
    eta=wcomp/hcond
    Pair=heva*m

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