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* For Refrigeration Effect RE

* Enthalpy Properties

h1 = 348 h2 = 400 h3 = 260 h4 = 260

* For mass in the system

Qs = m (h1 – h4)

65 kW = m (348 – 260)

m=0.739 kg/s

EVAPORATOR

* Qe = 65 kw * Temperature at the evaporator is -31.56 0C * Specific volume is 0.528 m3/kg (from ph diagram) * Consider steel material for coil: Uo=90-120 Btuhrft2 0F ; use 105Btuhrft2 0F * Allowable velocity at the liquid line is 125 – 450 ft/min; use 287.5 ft/min

* For the volumetric flow rate in the coil:

V’ = mv

V’= (0.739 kg/s) (0.528 m3/kg)

V’= 0.391 m3/s = 0.664 ft3/min

* For the area of the coil:

Acoil = V'v

=0.665287.5

Acoil = 2.32 x 10-3 ft2 = 0.335 in2

Dcoil = 0.653 in

Steel Pipe Specification | Nominal Size | 1.25 in | Outside Diameter | 1.375 in | Inside Diameter | 1.245 in | Source: http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/astm-copper-tubes-d_779.html |

* LMTD:

Inside tube: Tin = To = -31.56

Outside tube:
Consider the temperature before and after the operation of the refrigeration system.

Ti = -30 0C

Tf = -26.11 0C LMTD = -30--31.56-[-26.11-31.56]ln-30--31.56[-26.11-31.56]

LMTD = 3.11 0C

* For the surface area S of the evaporator:

QTotal = SUoLMTD

S = Q UoLMTD
S = Q UoLMTD

= 221 789.20628Btuhr (18.48)105 Btuhrft2 0F(37.598 0F)

S= 1038.22 ft2

* For length of the evaporator coil: S=πDL

L = SπD

L = 1038.22ft2π(1.37512)ft

L= 1427.64

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