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Engineering, 23.11.2021 22:10 mpchop

A refrigeration system cools a brine stream (Cp = 3.6 kJ. kg-1.K -1 ) from 25 C to -20 C at a rate of 18 kg. s -1 . Heat is discarded to the atmosphere at a temperature of 32 C. What is the power requirement (= real work) if the thermodynamic efficiency of the system is 30%?

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