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1-Professor and Head, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Jeppiaar Engineering College, Chennai
I. INTRODUCTION
TUBE IN TUBE
Outer Tube
Inner Tube
AREA/VOLUME RATIO
V. EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE
Let
Two indoor units are connected to the single
outdoor unit using solenoid valves and timing relays. V1 be the volume of outer tube.
Refrigerant is loaded into the setup and the
V2 be the volume of inner tube.
performance is evaluated under with and without heat
exchanger. Observed readings are tabulated and Vcm be the volume of copper mesh.
calculations have to be made to find the power
consumption and coefficient of performance of Air Vout be the volume available between inner and
outer tube heat exchanger.
Conditioner.
Vin be the volume available in the inner tube heat
exchanger.
Vcm=3.9269*10-6 m3
Volume Available Between Inner and Out Tube
Vout=V1-(V2+Vcm) Sin= 2
*L
=2.8848*10-4 –(2.826*10-5+1.324*10-6)
=3.14*(10*10-3)*(300*10-3)
=2.8848*10-4-2.95846*10-5
=9.42*10-3
-4 3
Vout=2.5629*10 m
Net Surface Area of Heat Exchanger
Volume Available Between the Inner Tube
Snet = (surface area of mesh) + (surface area of copper
Vin=V2
tube)
=2.826*10-5 m3
= (3.44*10-3)*50) + (9.42*10-3)
Net Volume (V)
Compactness=844.913>700 m2/m3
Let c be the thickness of the mesh
Calculation of Co-Efficient of Performance(COP)
Where
The C.O.P is the ratio of heat extracted in the
a, b=2 mm refrigerator to the work done on the refrigerant. It is
also known as the theoretical co-efficient of
c=1 mm performance.
4.15
3.3
4.1
COMPRESSOR (W)
4 3.1
3.95
3
3.9
3.85 2.9
3.8 2.8
3.75
2.7
WITHOUT HX WITH HX
WITHOUT HX WITH HX
CONDITION COEEFICIENT OF
PERFORMENCE
WITHOUT HX 3.9
WITH HX 4.2
VII. REFERENCES
[1] Lee, B.J., Park, J.Y., Kim, J.D. and Lim, J.S.,
(2000). A study on the performance of
alternative refrigerant mixture for HCfC-22,
Korea institute of science and technology
(KIST), Seoul, South Korea.
[2] Thomas Midgley, Jr.,(1928)”. The task of
finding a “safe” refrigerant.