This document outlines 5 problems to solve regarding advanced analysis of cryogenic systems. Problem 1 involves using a nitrogen T-S diagram, problem 2 uses a nitrogen P-H diagram, and problem 3 uses a propane T-S diagram. Problem 4 involves determining properties of natural gas undergoing liquefaction, including temperature after liquefaction, heat rejection rate, minimum power input, reversible COP, and the temperature required for a Carnot refrigerator. Problem 5 involves determining performance of a vapor-compression refrigeration cycle using R-22 as the refrigerant.
This document outlines 5 problems to solve regarding advanced analysis of cryogenic systems. Problem 1 involves using a nitrogen T-S diagram, problem 2 uses a nitrogen P-H diagram, and problem 3 uses a propane T-S diagram. Problem 4 involves determining properties of natural gas undergoing liquefaction, including temperature after liquefaction, heat rejection rate, minimum power input, reversible COP, and the temperature required for a Carnot refrigerator. Problem 5 involves determining performance of a vapor-compression refrigeration cycle using R-22 as the refrigerant.
This document outlines 5 problems to solve regarding advanced analysis of cryogenic systems. Problem 1 involves using a nitrogen T-S diagram, problem 2 uses a nitrogen P-H diagram, and problem 3 uses a propane T-S diagram. Problem 4 involves determining properties of natural gas undergoing liquefaction, including temperature after liquefaction, heat rejection rate, minimum power input, reversible COP, and the temperature required for a Carnot refrigerator. Problem 5 involves determining performance of a vapor-compression refrigeration cycle using R-22 as the refrigerant.
1) Solve Problem 1 in the lecture slides using nitrogen T-S diagram
2) Solve Problem 3 in the lecture slides using nitrogen P-H diagram 3) Solve Problem 5 in the lecture slides using propane T-S diagram 4) Natural gas at 25 C and 1 bar at a rate of 1134 kg/h is to be liquefied in a natural gas 25 oC liquefaction plant. Natural gas leaves the plant at 1 bar as a saturated liquid. Using methane properties for natural gas, determine: (a) The temperature of natural gas after the liquefaction process and the rate of heat rejection from the natural gas during this process (b) The minimum power input (c) The reversible COP (d) If the liquefaction is done by a Carnot refrigerator between temperature limits of TH = 25 C and TL with the same reversible COP, determine the temperature TL (see Figure).
5) A practical refrigerator operates on the vapor-compression refrigeration cycle
with refrigerant-22 as the working fluid. The pressure of R-22 is 20 bar at the compressor exit, and 3.4 bar at the evaporator inlet. The isentropic efficiency of the compressor is 80%. The refrigerant is superheated by 5 C at the compressor inlet and subcooled by 5 C at the exit of the condenser. There is a pressure drop of 0.75 bar in the condenser and 0.5 bar in the evaporator. Determine (a) the heat absorption in the evaporator per unit mass of R-22, the work input, and the COP. (b) Determine the refrigeration load, the work input, and the COP if the cycle operated on the ideal vapor-compression refrigeration cycle between the pressure limits of 20 and 3.4 bar.