Question: answer all please 3 . 4 7 A 2 - ton window air - conditioner needs to remove 8 . 4 kW of heat from

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3.47 A 2-ton window air-conditioner needs to remove 8.4 kW of heat from its condenser. In the condenser, the inlet temperature of air is 3FC and the refrigerant condenses at 57C. Jenore the effect of desuperheating and subcooling in the condenser. U/A for this air-conditioner is 700WK. Assume the specific heat of air as 1.0kJkg*K. Use any appropriate information from this or any other book, and determine the airflow rate through the condenser as:
(a)1kgs
(b)0.7kgs
(c)0.5kgs
(d)1.5 kz ?
(e) can't tell
Hind. Assume the exponent to e to be an integer.
3.48 For Question 3.47, the air temperature rise will be:
(a)10C
(b)6C
(c)12C
(d)20C
(e) can't tell ?-1
3.49 A I-2 TEMA E shell-and-tube exchanger has the temperature effectiveness of 0.09 and heat capacity rate ratio of 10. At this operating point, the log-mean temperature difference correction factor F will be approximately:
(a)0.65
(b)0.75
(c)0.85
(d)0.95
(c) cas't tell
351 An unmixed-unmixed crossflow exchanger has z=60% and F=0.95 at NTU =1 for C**=0.2. To demonstrate how F varies with NTU, we increase NTU =3 at C**-02. In that case, the exchanger effectiveness increases to 90%. The corresponding F value will be:
(a)0.98
(b)0.88
(c)1.00
(d)0.01
3.52 Consider a clean counterflow heat exchanger with desired 6=85% at C+1. If the heat kakage to the ambient is 2%, approximately how much will be an increase in heat transfer sarface area on each fluid side to increase the cold-fluid temperature at the same level of the no-heat-leakage case? Consider all other geometric and operating parameters of the exchanger remaining the same and (nhat(A))**=1.
(a)0%
(b)2%
(c)6.4%
(d)128%
(c) can't tell
answer all please 3 . 4 7 A 2 - ton window air -

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