SOLVED: Prove that the COP of a reversible refrigerator operating between two given temperatures isthe maximum.
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SOLVED: A refrigerator working on reversed Carnot cycle requires 0.5 KW per KW of cooling to maintain a temperature of -15°C. Determine the following: a) COP of the refrigerator b) Temperature at
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A carnot refrigeration cycle absorbs heat at 270 K and rejects heat at 300 K . If the cycle is absorbing 1260 KJ/min at 270 K , then work required per second is :
