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10-04-2008, 05:55 PM
Hi everyone,
I'm currently taking an intro to Chemical Thermodynamics course and we are working on a little project for the class.
Here is the assignment:
" Design an ideal Rankine refrigeration cycle that will maintain a restaurant walk-in cooler at 30 degrees F. Assume that the refrigerantR227(Heptafluoropropane) is your working fluid and that your cycle includes a joule-Thompson expansion process."
My question doesnt really regard to it being rankine or anything about joule-thompsion. My question is in regards to (COP) values. I attempted googling values of refrigerators to compare and design around, but to no avail. Any helpful ideas of what COP values i should be expecting or where to look. I'm very new to this so any advice would be awesome. Thanks!
I'm currently taking an intro to Chemical Thermodynamics course and we are working on a little project for the class.
Here is the assignment:
" Design an ideal Rankine refrigeration cycle that will maintain a restaurant walk-in cooler at 30 degrees F. Assume that the refrigerantR227(Heptafluoropropane) is your working fluid and that your cycle includes a joule-Thompson expansion process."
My question doesnt really regard to it being rankine or anything about joule-thompsion. My question is in regards to (COP) values. I attempted googling values of refrigerators to compare and design around, but to no avail. Any helpful ideas of what COP values i should be expecting or where to look. I'm very new to this so any advice would be awesome. Thanks!