Refri Flashcards
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In polytropic process, PV^n = C, if the volume of n is infinitely large, the process is _______
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Isometric
2
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Branch of science that deals with the process of
reducing or maintaining the temperature of the
surrounding.
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Refrigeration
3
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It is defined as the quantity of heat extracted from a cold body or space to be cooled in a given time
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Refrigerating effect, N
4
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It is the quantity of heat required to raise or lower the temperature of one kg of water or ice through one kelvin or 1 celcius in one second
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Specific heat
5
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These machines are expressed by cooling capacity
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Capacity of refrigerating
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The standard unit of expressing capacity of refrigerating machine
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Ton of refrigeration
7
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Quantity of heat abstracted to freeze one ton of water into one ton iof ice in a duration of 24 hrs at 0 C
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One ton of refrigeration, TR
8
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Defined as ration if heat extracted in a given time (refrigerating effect)to work input
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Coefficient of performance ,CoP
9
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Ideal refrigerants
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- High latent heat of evaporation
- Low boiling point and low freezing point
- Non toxic and should non corrosive
- Non flammable and non explosive
- High thermal conductivity
- Easy to handle
- Low specific volume of vapor
- High coefficient of performance
10
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Working medium which is used for cooling the substance by absorption of latent heat
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Primary refrigerant
11
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Refrigerants that provide refrigeration by undergoing a phase change process in evaporator
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Primary refrigerant
12
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These systems use air as their refrigerant which compresses and expands to create heating and cooling capacity
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Air refrigeration
13
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A system that uses a heat source to provide the energy needed to run the cooling process.
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Absorption Refrigeration
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Uses two types if coolant; the first coolant performs evaporative cooling and is then absorbed into the second coolant
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Absorption Refrigeration
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Pulls low pressure vapor from the evaporator
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Compressor
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Compresses this vapor into a high temperature, high pressure gas so that it may be condensed
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Compressor
17
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Removes heat from refrigerant by providing a medium at a lower temperature to which the heat may flow and be dissipated.
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Condenser
18
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Super heated gas converted to subcooled liquid
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Condenser
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And expansion device which throttles high pressure liquid to low pressure liquid
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Thermal expansion valve
20
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The low pressure liquid from TXV has a saturation temperature well below that of the surrounding medium
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Evaporator
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This results in a rapid boiling of refrigerant with heat being absorbed from the surrounding to desired cooling temperature
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Evaporator
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Condition of refrigerant after passing through the condenser in a vapour compression system
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Saturated liquid
23
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Indicates the velocity of molecules of a substance
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Temperature
24
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Pressure ____ when volume increases
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Drops
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Process 1-2
Isentropic compression
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The rate of heat removal from the evaporator or low temperature space
Refrigerating Effect, QA
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The ratio of the refrigerating effect divided by the power input and is usually express in BTU/hr per watt
Energy Efficiency Ratio, EER
28
Process of conditioning the air cooling according to human comfort, irrespective to external conditions
Air conditioning
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If the condition of mixture lies in the saturation line, the air is said to be _____
Saturated
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Rate of heat transfer attributable only to a change in dry -bulb temperature of the air
Sensible heat / cooling
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May be adiabatic or with addition of heat
Humidification
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Results in a reduction of both the dry bulb temperature and humidity ratio
Cooling and dehumidification
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The water vapor from the air is absorbed or adsorbed by hygroscopic material
Chemical and dehumidification process
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The temperature to which the air would have to cool (at constant pressure and constant vapor content) in order to reach saturation
Dew point temperature
35
Dew point temperature will never be _____ air temperature
Greater
36
It is amount of water vapor in the air
Humidity
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Amount of water vapor divided by the amount of dry air in certain volume of air at a particular temperature
Absolute humidity
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The hotter the air is, the ____ water it can hold
The more water
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Ratio of current absolute humidity to the highest possible absolute humidity
Relative humidity
40
Air cant hold any more water
100% relative humidity
41
Aka specific humidity
Humidity ratio
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Temperature as measured by an ordinary dry bulb thermometer
Dry bulb
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Mixture of dry air and water vapor
Sum of enthalpy
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Defined as the process of achieving temperature below ambient, with the aim of cooling a product or space to the required temperature
Refrigeration
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Machine used to extract heat from the body low temperature and then rejects the heat to high temperature body
Refrigerator
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Machine used to heat a medium warmer than the surrounding
Heat pump
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Specific heat of water in KJ/kg K
4. 19 KJ/kg K
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Specific heat of ice in KJ/kg K
2.1 KJ/kg K
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Latent heat of ice
144 BTU/lb
335 KJ/kg
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One ton of refrigeration
12, 000 BTU / hr
3.52 KJ / hr
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Any substance that absorbs heat through expansion and vaporisation process and loses heat due to condensation in a refrigeration process
Refrigerants
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Synthetically produced and were developed as the the Freon Family of refrigerant
Halocarbon Refrigerants
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Commonly used in domestic, industrial and commercial purposes due to wide range of boiling points at atmospheric pressure
Halocarbon Refrigerants
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Ozone unfriendly refrigerants
Halocarbon Refrigerants
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Halo carbon refrigerant example
R11
R12
R13
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A stable mixture of two or several refrigerants whose vapour and liquid phases retain identical compositions over a wide range of temperature
Azeotropes Refrigerants
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Refrigerants whose code starts with digit 5
Azeotropes Refrigerants
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A mixture is one whose composition in liquid phase differs to that in vapour phase
Zeotropes Refrigerant
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Refrigerants designated by R followed by number
Inorganic refrigerant
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Refrigerants that are highly flammable and required additional safety precautions during its use as refrigerant
Hydro-carbon refrigerant
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Refrigerants Dominant in domestic market like household refrigerators and freezers
Hydro-carbon refrigerant
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Substance already cooled by the primary refrigerant and then employed for cooling purposes.
Secondary Refrigerant
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Most widely used refrigerant
Refrigerant 12
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High pressure refrigerant where high operating pressures are required for efficient operation
CO2
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Refrigerants used in such low temperature application such as frozen food
Ammonia
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Solid carbon dioxide having a temperature of -78 C.
Dry Ice Refrigeration
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Ordinary ice is used for keeping the space at temperatures below the surrounding temperature
Ice refrigeration
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It applies the principle of boiling water under 100 C by the process of reducing the pressure on the water surface below atmospheric pressure
Steam Jet Refrigeration
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It is simply the process of reducing the pressure of the liquid refrigerant as it passed through the expansion device
Throttling Refrigeration
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In these types of refrigeration systems, the refrigerant vapour is compressed by means of centrifugal, screw or reciprocating compressor
Mechanical Compression Refrigeration
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This system use water to cool the air bought in from outside
Evaporative Cooling
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Water is pumped onto the pad through which air passes and the air losses its heat from the water
Evaporative Cooling
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This is a system that uses a heat source to provide energy needed to run the cooling process
Absorption Refrigeration
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A system where normally works on the principle of the Peltier Process
Thermoelectric Refrigeration
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The working agent employed in these types are like ammonia, carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide and Freons
Vapour Refrigeration
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This type of refrigeration uses liquid refrigerant in a closed system that circulates the refrigerant through 4 stages in which it is compressed and expanded to alternate between vapor and liquid form without leaving the refrigerating area
Vapour Compression Refrigeration
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These systems are primarily used where high pressure is not readily available.
Vapour Absorption Refrigeration
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In these systems, water is used as refrigerant and a solution of lithium bromide in water is used as the absorbent
Vapour Absorption Refrigeration
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It is the most efficient refrigeration cycle operating between two specified temperature level.
Reversed Carnot Cycle
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The most widely used cycle for refrigerator, air conditioner and heat pump
Vapor Compression Refrigeration
81
Assumption for ideal vapor compression cycle
1. no frictional pressure drops
2. Heat losses to the surrounding are ignored
3. Compression process is isentropic
4. Refrigerant flows at constant pressure through the evaporator and condenser
5. Irreversibility with evaporator, condenser, and compressor are ignored
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Provides heat transfer surface through which heat can pass from the refrigerated space or product into the vaporizing refrigerant
Evaporator
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Conveys the low pressure vapor from evaporator to the suction inlet of the compressor
Suction line
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Removes vapor from the evaporator and raises the temperature and pressure of the vapor to a point such the vapor can be condensed with normally available condensing media
Vapor Compressor
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Delivers the high pressure, high temperature vapor from the discharge of the compressor to the condenser
Hot gas or discharge line
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Provides a heat transfer surface through which heat passes from the hot refrigerant vapor to the condensing medium
Condenser
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Provides storage for the condensed liquid so that a constant supply of liquid is available to the evaporator as needed
Receiver tank
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Carries the liquid refrigerant from the receiver tank to the refrigerant flow control
Liquid line
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Meters the proper amount of refrigerant to the evaporator at the desired low temperature
Refrigerant flow control
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Valve that is installed in the line to block flow completely when it is closed.
Shut off valve
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It is installed in the suction line to maintain a sufficiently high pressure in an evaporator to prevent freezing or excessive dehumidification of air in an air cooling coil
Back pressure valve
Or
Evaporator pressure regulator
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Electrically powered magnetic valves which serves as automatic shut off valves
Solenoid valve
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Some oil escapes from all compressor into the discharge line. To recover as much of this oil as possible before it goes through the condenser and collects in the evaporator, ______ may be installed
Oil separator
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These are installed in the suction and discharge lines to reduce transmission of vibration from the compressor.
Vibration eliminators
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Contain desiccant such as silica gel or activated alumina which adsorb moisture
Driers
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Prevents foreign particles from flowing through the refrigerating system
Filters
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Short transparent fitting that allows the flow of refrigerant to be viewed
Liquid indicator
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Its purpose is to heat the vapor coming from the evaporator while it subcools liquid flowing between the condenser and expansion valve
Heat exchanger
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A vessel which stores liquid refrigerant
Liquid receiver
100
Prevents suction vapor from carrying slugs of liquid to the compressor from the evaporator
Liquid accumulator
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Removes air from the system
Purger
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Whenever a cooling coil operates with surface temperature below 32 F, frost is likely to form on the coil, what should be installed
Defrosting
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Type of fan that consists of a wheel or rotor within a scroll spiral type housing.
Radial flow or centrifugal fan
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The air enters parallel to the shaft makes 90 degrees turn in the fan wheel, and is discharged from the wheel in a radial manner
Radial flow or centrifugal fan
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It has large number of blades, ie up to 60, narrow in the radial dimension but wide parallel to the shaft and facing forward in the direction of rotation like a scoop.
Forward curved blade
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It has 12 blades and tilted backwards from the direction of wheel rotation
Backward curved blades
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It is a low speed fan and is limited to handling clean air
Forward curved blade
108
It is a high speed type of fan with a self limiting horse power characteristics.
Backward curved blades
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- Smaller number of blades
- blades in plane radiating from the shaft
- has the ability to handle dirty air
Straight or double curved fan
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Air flow is parallel to the shaft or axis
Axial -flow or propeller fan
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Used to handle large volumes of air against free delivery or low heads
Propeller
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Suited for ventilation of rooms and air ducts of low resistance
Propeller
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Normally used for delivery of air for pressure to 2.24 kpa and for ventilation systems where space is valuable or head room is limited
Vane axial
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Same with vane axial except it does not contain guide vanes
Tube axial
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Simultaneous control of temperature, humidity, air movement and air quality of air in the space
Air conditioning
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The study of properties of mixture of air and water vapor
Psychrometry
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Graphical representation of the thermodynamics properties of moist
Psychrometric chart
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A balanced conditions of air and water occurs when the air has become saturated with water vapor
Air Moisture Content
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A mixture of dry air and water vapor
Moist air
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Mechanical mixture of gases and water vapor
Air
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Dry air composed of
Nitrogen 78%
Oxygen 21%
Carbon dioxide, hydrogen, helium, neon and argon 1%
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Temperature at which the water vapor in the air is saturated
Dew point temperature
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Water vapor in the air
Humidity
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Mass of water vapor per unit volume if air
Absolute humidity or vapor density
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Ratio of actual partial pressure exerted by the water vapor in any volume of the air TO the partial pressure that would be exerted by the water vapor if the water vapor in the air is saturated at the temperature of the air
Relative humidity
126
Aka Specific humidity
Humidity ratio
127
Temperature as measured by an ordinary dry bulb thermometer
Dry bulb temperature of the air
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An ordinary thermometer whose bulb is enclosed in a wetted cloth sac or wick
Wet bulb temperature of the air
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Difference between the dew point and dry bulb temperature of the air
Degrees of superheat
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If the condition of mixture lies on the ______, the air is saturated
Saturation line
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Refers to rate of heat transfer attributable only to the change in dry bulb temperature of the air
Sensible heat or cooling
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Made up of the heat that must be removed from the refrigerated product in order to reduce the temperature of the product to the desired level
Product load
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Defined as uncontrolled entry of unconditioned outside air directly to the building
Infiltration Load
134
Heat loss or heat gain due to temperature difference across a building element.
Transmission load
135
Heat gains due to the release of energy within a space
Internal load
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Amount of heat gain in the space due to lighting depends in the wattage of the lamps and the type of fixture
Internal load
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Heat generated by the refrigeration equipment itself as it performs certain task.
Refrigeration Equipment Load
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If the wet bulb and dry bulb reading of air temperature are identical
The air is saturated
139
Refrigerant commonly used for air conditioning of passenger aircraft
Ammonia
R-11
CO2
140
The amount of heat required to change the temperature of one unit of substance into one degree unit of temperature
Specific heat
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It is the removal of moisture in air being circulated in a given space
Dehumidification
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Ratio of useful refrigeration to the net work
Coefficient of Performance
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The heart of vapor compression system is____
Compressor
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The term used to the ratio of the partial pressure of the water in saturated air at the same temperature
Relative Humidity
145
Freon group of refrigerant are...
Non toxic and non inflammable
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Boiling point of ammonia
-33.33%
147
Vapour compression refrigerator employs the ff cycle
Reversed Carnot
148
One ton of refrigeration is
The refrigeration effect to freeze 1 ton of water at 0C into ice at 0C in 24 hrs
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COP of domestic refrigerator
Is more than 1
150
In vapor compression cycle, _______ compression of refrigerant from
saturated vapor to condenser pressure
Reversible adiabatic
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In vapor compression cycle, ________rejection of heat, causing
condensation of the refrigerant
Reversible isobaric
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In vapor compression cycle, _______expansion from saturated
liquid to evaporator pressure
Irreversible isenthalpic
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In vapor compression cycle, _____addition of heat at constant pressure
causing evaporation to saturated vapor
Reversible
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the study of the mixture of air and water
| vapor
Psychrometry
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properties of moist air
PSYCHROMETRIC PROPERTIES
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the graphical representation of the
| thermodynamics properties of moist air
PSYCHROMETRIC CHART
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binary mixtures dry air and cooler vapor
Moist air
158
none condensing component of the mixture, mainly the
| nitrogen and oxygen
Dry air
159
the considerable component of mixture, the water vapor
| or stem which may exist in a saturated or super heated state
Vapor
160
vapor in the air is saturated
Saturated vapor
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air containing superheated vapor
Unsaturated air
162
heat does not affect the temperature of the
| substance but damage its state
Latent heat
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the heat absorbed or given by a substance
| that changes its temperature
Sensible heat
164
sum of latent heat and sensible heat
Total heat
165
the ratio of the partial pressure of water vapor in the
air to the saturation pressure corresponding to the temperature of the air
Relative Humidity
166
the difference between the
| reading of the dry bulb and wet bulb temperature
Wet bulb
167
is the saturation
temperature corresponding to the actual partial pressure of
the stem in air or the temperature at which condensation of
the moisture begin when the air is cooled at constant pressure
Dew point temperature
168
the ratio of the air humidity
| ratio (SH or W) to the humidity ratio of saturated air ( SHs or
Ws ) at the same temperature
Degree of saturation
169
mixture of dry air and water vapor is the sum of
the enthalpy of the dry air and the enthalpy of the water vapor.
Enthalpy
170
In an air-water vapor mixture, the temperature which is
the measure of the total heat of the mixture
Dry bulb
171
In the refrigeration system the heat absorbed in the
evaporator per pound of refrigerant passing through
a. equals the increase in enthalpy
b. equals the increase in volume
c. equals the change in temperature
d. equals the change in entropy
c. equals the change in temperature
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• If the wet bulb and dry bulb reading of air temperature
are identical
a. the thermometers are in error
b. the air is saturated
c. the relative humidity is zero
d. the mixture is completely dry
c. the relative humidity is zero
173
Sensible heat
a. can be measured/computed with a thermometer
b. cannot be measured
c. increases with cold
d. depends on the volume
a. can be measured/computed with a thermometer
174
• As heat is removed from a substance it gets colder. When no more heat can be removed and the temperature cannot be lowered any further, we have
reached
a. perfect zero
b. absolute zero
c. double zero
d. cold zero
d. cold zero
175
In an ideal refrigeration cycle, liquid leaves the condenser and is expanded in such a manner that the enthalpy of the liquid is equal to the enthalpy of the resulting saturated mixture. This type of expansion is known as
isochoric
176
• The lower horizontal line of the refrigeration cycle plotted on the pressure enthalpy diagram represents
a. compression of refrigerant vapor
b. evaporation of liquid refrigerant
c. condensation of refrigerant vapor
d. metering of liquid refrigerant
d. metering of liquid refrigerant
177
• In which part of vapor compression system there is a change in pressure and temperature
a. Evaporator b. condenser
c. compressor d. dryer
c. compressor
178
What refrigerant is most commonly used for air conditioning of passenger air craft
CO2
179
• The amount of heat required to change the temperature of one unit weight of substance into one degree unit of temperature
specific heat
180
When air is saturated the wet bulb depression is
Unity
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• The vertical line of refrigeration cycle plotted in the pressure enthalpy diagram represents
a. compression of refrigerant vapor
