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SECTION A
SECTION B
b. A regenerative air cooling system is used for an air plane to take 20 tonnes of refrigeration
load. The ambient air at pressure 0.8 bar and temperature 100C is rammed isentropically till
the pressure rises to 1.2 bar. The air bled off the main compressor at 4.5 bar is cooled by the
rammed air in the heat exchanger whose effectiveness is 60 %. The air from the heat
exchanger is further cooled to 600C in the regenerative heat exchanger with a portion of the
air bled after the expansion in the cooling turbine. The cabin is to be maintained at a
temperature of 250C and a pressure of 1 bar. If the isentropic efficiencies of the compressor
and turbine are 90% and 80% respectively, find:
(i) Mass of the air bled from cooling turbine to be used for regenerative cooling.
(ii) Power required for maintaining the cabin at required condition.
(iii) C.O.P of the system.
Assume the temperature of air leaving to atmosphere from the regenerative heat exchanger as
1000C.
c. Explain the working of practical aqua ammonia vapour absorption refrigeration system.
How do we ensure pure ammonia at the entry to the condenser? Discuss the significance and
working of aqua heat exchanger.
SECTION C
3. Attempt any one part of the following: 7x1=7
a. Explain, with a neat sketch, the working principle of boot-strap evaporative type of air
refrigeration system. Draw T-s diagram for the system.
b. A dense air refrigerating machine operating on Bell-Coleman cycle operates between 3.4
bar and 17 bar. The temperature of air after the cooler is 150C and after the refrigeration is
60C. If the refrigerating capacity is 6 tonnes. Calculate:
(i) The temperature of air after compression and expansion
(ii) Air circulation per minute
(iii) Work of compressor and expander
(iv) Theoretical C.O.P
(v) Rate of water circulation required in the cooler in kg per minute if rise in temperature is
limited to 300C
b. In order to keep food stuff in better condition, a food storage locker requires 20 tonnes of
refrigeration. The evaporation temperature is -80C and condenser temperature is 300C. The
refrigerant used in refrigeration plant is Freon -12. This is subcooled by 50C before entering
to the expansion valve. The vapour is superheated to 60C before leaving the evaporator coil.
The compressor employed is of two cylinders, single acting having stroke equals to 1.5 times
of bore. The speed of compressor is 900 rpm. The compression process is assumed to be
isentropic. The specific heat of vapour refrigerant is 0.597 kJ/kg K.
(i) Draw T-S and p-h diagram.
(ii) R.E per kg of refrigerant.
(iii) Mass flow rate of refrigerant circulated.
(iv) Theoretical piston displacement.
(v) Power input to the compressor if mechanical efficiency is 0.9.
(vi) C.O.P
(vii) Bore and stroke of the compressor if volumetric efficiency is 90%.
The values of enthalpies are given:
Inlet to compressor: 356 kJ/kg; Outlet of compressor: 377 kJ/kg; Exit of sub-cooler: 225.5
kJ/kg; Specific volume at inlet to the compressor: 0.077 m3/kg
b. The atmospheric air at 300C dry bulb temperature 750C relative humidity enters a cooling
coil at the rate of 200 m3/min. The coil due point temperature is 140C and the bypass factor of
the coil is 0.1. Determine:
(i) The temperature of air leaving the cooling coil
(ii) The capacity of the cooling coil in tonnes of refrigeration and in kilowatt.
(iii) The amount of water vapor removed per minute.
(iv) The sensible heat factor for the process.
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