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    This document defines the thermodynamic state points of a Carnot cycle using the refrigerant R134a. It specifies the pressure, temperature, entropy, and enthalpy at each of the four state points, then calculates the coefficient of performance (COP), net energy input (RE), and net work output (W_net) of the cycle.

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    This document defines the thermodynamic state points of a Carnot cycle using the refrigerant R134a. It specifies the pressure, temperature, entropy, and enthalpy at each of the four state points, then calculates the coefficient of performance (COP), net energy input (RE), and net work output (W_net) of the cycle.

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    This document defines the thermodynamic state points of a Carnot cycle using the refrigerant R134a. It specifies the pressure, temperature, entropy, and enthalpy at each of the four state points, then calculates the coefficient of performance (COP), net energy input (RE), and net work output (W_net) of the cycle.

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    "Solution to Carnot Cycle problem"

    f$ = 'R134a'

    "state point 1"


    P_1 = 140 [kPa]
    s_1 = s_2
    h_1 = Enthalpy(f$,P=P_1,s=s_1)

    "state point 2"


    T_2 = 60[C]
    x_2 = 1[] "Saturated vapor"
    s_2 = Entropy(f$,T=T_2,x=x_2)
    h_2 = Enthalpy(f$,T=T_2,x=x_2)

    "state point 3"


    T_3 = 60[C]
    x_3 = 0[]
    s_3 = Entropy(f$,T=T_3,x=x_3)
    h_3 = Enthalpy(f$,T=T_3,x=x_3)

    "state point 4"


    P_4 = P_1
    s_4 = s_3
    h_4 = Enthalpy(f$,P=P_4,s=s_4)

    COP = ((h_1-h_4)/((h_2-h_1)-(h_3-h_4)))*100 [%]


    RE = h_1-h_4
    W_net = (h_2-h_1)-(h_3-h_4)

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