Question: Calculate points 1 trough 8 . Explain how to use Dupont Suva 4 1 0 A graph and explain formulas. Thank you. For a 3

Calculate points 1 trough 8. Explain how to use Dupont Suva 410A graph and explain formulas. Thank you.
For a 3 Ton R410A system. Below are some data points collected during a 30-minute stable test.
Air Analysis:
Inlet:
Indoor Inlet Dry Bulb, \deg F: 80.0
Indoor Inlet Wet Bulb. \deg F: 67.0
Indoor Airflow, SCFM or ft^3/min: 1,150
ID Inlet specific heat (Cp) btu/lb*F: 0.245
Outlet:
Indoor Outlet Dry Bulb, \deg F: 57.3
Indoor Outlet Wet Bulb. \deg F: 56.4
ID Power (W): 507.3
Outdoor power (W): 2441.5
Refrigerant side Analysis (R410A)
State point 1: Compressor discharge
Temperature (\deg F): 155
Pressure (Psi): 370
State point 2: Liquid Service Valve
Temperature (\deg F): 100
Pressure (Psi): 360
State point 3: Before Expansion (Liquid ID)
Temperature (\deg F): 100
Pressure (Psi): 355
State point 4: Evaporator outlet
Temperature (\deg F): 60
Pressure (Psi): 145
State point 5: Compressor suction
Temperature (\deg F): 60
Pressure (Psi): 145
Refrigerant flowrate (lb/hr): 524
Questions:
1. Calculate Air Enthalpy
a. At Inlet
b. At Outlet
2. Calculate ID Inlet Specific Volume
3. Calculate
a. Density of Inlet Air (lb/ft^3)
b. Air Mass Flow Rate (lb/hr)
4. Calculate
a. Total Capacity (Btu/hr) & in Tons
b. Sensible Capacity (Btu/hr)
c. Latent Capacity
d. Sensible Heat Ratio
5. Calculate Refrigerant Enthalpies
a. Discharge
b. Liquid Service Valve (LSV)
c. ID Liquid or B/4 Expansion
d. Evaporator Outlet
e. Suction
6. Calculate
a. Subcooling at Liquid Service Valve (LSV)
b. Subcooling at ID Liquid or B/4 Expansion
c. Superheat at Evaporator Outlet
d. Superheat at Suction
7. Calculate
a. Refrigerant Capacity
b. EER (based on air side capacity)
8. Heat Balance

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