0% found this document useful (0 votes)
2K views16 pages

5.2 An Ammonia Refrigerating Plant Is Working at An Evaporating

This document contains multiple problems involving refrigeration systems. The first problem involves a single-stage ammonia refrigeration system with an evaporating temperature of -30°C and condensing temperature of 37°C. It estimates the power consumption to be 51.76 kW. The second problem compares the power consumption of a two-stage system with flash intercooling (46.38 kW) to the single-stage system. Additional problems involve estimating power consumption, refrigeration capacity, and intermediate pressures for various refrigeration cycle configurations including cascade systems.
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
0% found this document useful (0 votes)
2K views16 pages

5.2 An Ammonia Refrigerating Plant Is Working at An Evaporating

This document contains multiple problems involving refrigeration systems. The first problem involves a single-stage ammonia refrigeration system with an evaporating temperature of -30°C and condensing temperature of 37°C. It estimates the power consumption to be 51.76 kW. The second problem compares the power consumption of a two-stage system with flash intercooling (46.38 kW) to the single-stage system. Additional problems involve estimating power consumption, refrigeration capacity, and intermediate pressures for various refrigeration cycle configurations including cascade systems.
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 16

LADERA, LOUISE GABRIEL G.

ME141-2 / E02

5.2 An ammonia refrigerating plant is working at an evaporating


temperature of – 30°C and a condensing temperature of 37°C.
There is no subcooling of the liquid refrigerant, and the vapor is in the
dry-saturated condition at the inlets to the compressors. The
capacity is 150 kW refrigeration. Estimate the power consumption.
(i) when one-stage is used

DETERMINE PROPERTIES:
H1 = 1422.8 kJ/kg
H2 = 1748 kJ/kg
H3=H4= 375.9 kJ/kg

DETERMINE POWER CONSUMPTION:


Qo=m (h1 – h4)
150 = m (1422.8 – 375.9)
m = 0.1433 kg/s

W = m (h2 – h1)
W = 0.1433(1748 – 1422.8)
W = 51.76 kW – ANSWER
(ii) when two-stage compression with flash intercooling is used,

DETERMINE INTERMEDIATE PRESSURE


Pk = 14.314 bar (@37 C)
Po = 1.1990 bar (@ -30 C)
Pi = sqrt ((14.314) (1.1990) ((37 + 273)/ (-30 + 273)))
Pi = 6.0286 bar (@9.36 C)

DETERMINE PROPERTIES
H1 = 1422.8 kJ/kg
H2 = 1540 kJ/kg
H3 = 1470.99 kJ/kg
H4 = 1680 k/kg
H5 = H6 = 375.9 kJ/kg
H7= H8 = 243.49 kJ/kg
DETERMINE POWER CONSUMPTION
Qo = m1 (h1 – h8)
150 = m1 (1422.8 – 243.49)
m1 = m7 = m2 = 0.1272 kg /s
m3 = 0.1272(1540 – 243.49) / (1470.99 – 375.9)
m3 = m6 = 0.1506 kg/s

W = m1(h2 – h1) + m3 (h4 – h3)


W = 0.1272(1540 – 1422.8) + 0.1506 (1680 – 1470.99)
W = 46.38 kW – ANSWER

(iii) when two-stage compression with flash chamber and liquid


subcooled is used

DETERMINE INTERMEDIATE PRESSURE


Pk = 14.314 bar (@37 C)
Po = 1.1990 bar (@ -30 C)
Pi = sqrt ((14.314) (1.1990) ((37 + 273)/ (-30 + 273)))
Pi = 6.0286 bar (@9.36 C)
DETERMINE PROPERTIES
H1 = 1422.8 kJ/kg
H2 = 1608 kJ/kg
H4 = 1464.05 k/kg
H5 = 1612 kJ/kg
H6 = H7= 375.9 kJ/kg
H8= H9 = 243.49 kJ/kg

Qo = m1 (h1 – h9)
150 = m1 (1422.8 – 210.47)
m1 = m2 = m3 = m8 = m9 = 0.1237 kg/sec

Qhe = m2(h2 – h3)


5 = 0.1237(1608 – h3)
H3 = 1567.58 kJ/kg

m3h3 +m7h7 = m4h4 + m8h8


(0.1237) (1567.58) +m7(375.9) = m4 (1464.05) + (0.1237) (210.47)
m7 = m4 = 0.1543 kg/sec

DETERMINE POWER CONSUMPTION


W = m1(h2 – h1) + m4(h5 – h4)
W = (0.1237) (1608 – 1422.8) + (0.1543) (1612 – 1464.05)
W = 45.74 kW – ANSWER

It is not advisable to use multi-stage compression to produce


refrigeration temperatures below -90 C since the compressor will be
overworked.

5.4 A two-stage R 22 plant with flash intercooler for food freezing has
two 45 mm bore and 40 mm stroke compressors as follows:
LP Compressor: No. of cylinders 6
Rpm 1000
Volumetric efficiency 75%
HP Compressor: No. of cylinder 4
Rpm 800
Volumetric efficiency 69%
Find the refrigerating capacity of the plant when operating at a
condenser temperature of 40°C and an evaporator temperature of
– 40°C. Also, find the inter-stage pressure.

DETERMINE INTERMEDIATE PRESSURE:


Pk = 15.335 bar (@ 40 C)
Po = 1.049 bar (@ -40 C)
Pi = sqrt (15.335) (1.049) ((40 +273)/ (-40 +273)))
Pi = 4.6486 bar

DETERMINE PROPERTIES:
H1 = 388.70 kJ/kg
H2 = 423 kJ/kg
H3 = 404.60 kJ/kg
H4 = 432 kJ/kg
H5 = H6 = 249.08 kJ/kg
H7 = H8 = 197.59 kJ/kg

DETERMINE REFRIGERATING EFFECT:


m = (NvVP)/v1
m = (0.75((π/4) (0.045)2(0.040) (1000rev/min) (6) (1min/60sec)))/
(0.2057 m3/kg)
m = 0.0232 kg/s

Qo = m (h1 – h8)
Qo = 0.0232(388.70 – 197.59)
Qo = 4.43 kW – ANSWER

SAMPLE PROBLE 2
Calculate the power required by the compressor in an ammonia
system which serves a 50 KW and 100 KW evaporator. The system
used one stage compressor with two evaporators operating at 10°C
and 0°C respectively. The condensing temperature is 40°C.

DETERMINE PROPERTIES:
H8 = 1460 kJ/kg
H5 = H6 = 1470 kJ/kg
H2 = 1660 kJ /kg
H3 = H4 = H7 = 390.6 kJ/kg

Qo = m5 (h5-h4)
50 = m5 (1470 – 390.6)
m5=m6 = 0.0463 kg/sec

Qo = m7 (h8-h7)
50 = m7 (1460 – 390.6)
m7=m8 = 0.0935 kg/sec

m1 = m6 + m8
m1 = 0.0463 + 0.0935
m1 = 0.1398 kg/sec

m1h1 = m6h6 +m8h8


(0.1398) (h1) = (0.0463) (1470) + (0.0935) (1460)
H1 = 1463.31 kJ/kg

DETERMINE POWER CONSUMPTION


W = m1(h2 -h1)
W = 0.1398(1660 – 1463.31)
W = 27.50 kW – ANSWER

SAMPLE PROBLEM 4
In an ammonia system one evaporator is to provide 180 KW of
refrigeration at -30°C and another evaporator is to provide 200 KW
at 5°C. The system uses two stage compressions with intercooling.
The condensing temperature is 35°C. (a) Calculate the power
required by the compressors (b) compare the powers of the
compressors when using a vapor compression cycle.
DETERMINE PROPERTIES:
H1 = 1422.8 kJ/kg
H2 = 1630 kJ/kg
H3 = 1466.8 kJ/kg
H4 = 1612 kJ/kg
H5 = H6 = 366.1 kJ/kg
H7 = H8 = 232.2 kJ/kg

A. DETERMINE POWER CONSUMPTION


Qo = m1(h1-h8)
180 = m1 (1422.8 – 223.2)
m1 = 0.1501 kg/sec

m2h2 + m5h5 + E2 = m3h3 + m7h7


(0.1501) (1630) + m5(366.1) + 200 = m3(1466.8) + (0.1501) (223.2)
m3=m5=0.3735 kg/sec

W = m1(h2-h1) +m3(h4-h3)
W = 0.1501(1630-1422.8) + 0.3735(1612 – 1466.8)
W = 82.33 kW – ANSWER
DETERMINE PROPERTIES:
H1 = 1422.8 kJ/kg
H2 = 1752 kJ/kg
H3 = H4 = 366.1 kJ/kg

B. DETERMINE POWER CONSUMPTION


Qo = m1(h1-h8)
180 = m1 (1422.8 – 366.1)
m1=0.1703 kg/s

W = m1(h2-h1)
W = 0.1703(1752−1422.8)
W= 56.06 kW - ANSWER

Therefore, the work or power with two compressor and one


evaporator is greater than a single vapor compression.
ADDITIONAL PROBLEM FROM PPT

Two Compressors & One Evaporator

DETERMINE INTERMEDIATE PRESSURE:


Pk = 11.686 bar (@ 30 C)
Po = 2.9157 bar (@ -10 C)
Pi = sqrt (11.686) (2.9157) ((30 +273)/ (-10 +273)))
Pi = 6.2520 bar (@ 10.5 C)

DETERMINE PROPERTIES:
H1 = 1450 kJ/kg
H2 = 1554 kJ/kg
H4 = 1472 kJ/kg
H5 = 1554 kJ/kg
H6 =H7 = 341.8 kJ/kg
H8 = H9 = 248.85 kJ/kg

DETERMINE POWER CONSUMPTION


Qo = m(h1-h9)
30 = m (1450 – 248.85)
m1 = m2 = m3 = m8 = m9 = 0.0250 kg/sec

Qhe = m1(h2 – h3)


5 = 0.0250 (1554 – h3)
H3 = 1354 kJ/kg

𝑚3 + 𝑚7 = 𝑚4 + 𝑚8
𝑚3ℎ3 + 𝑚7ℎ7 = 𝑚4ℎ4 + 𝑚8ℎ8
(0.0250) (1354) + 𝑚7(341.8) = 𝑚4(1472) + (0.0250) (248.85)
m4 = m7 = 0.0244 kg/sec

W = m1(h2-h1) +m4(h4-h3)
W = 0.0250(1554 - 1450) + 0.0244(1472 - 1354)
W = 5.4792 kW – ANSWER

Single Compressor-Individual Expansion Values (2 Evaporators)

DETERMINE PROPERTIES:
H2 = 1666 kJ/kg
H3 = H4 = H5 = 341.8 kJ/kg
H6 = H8 = 1470 kJ/kg
H7 = 1450 kJ/kg
Qo = m7(h7-h5)
30 = m7 (1450 − 341.8)
m7 = 0.0270

Qo = m6(h6-h4)
20 = m6 (1470 − 341.8)
m6 = m8 = 0.0178 kg/sec

m1 = m7 +m8
m1 = 0.0270 + 0.0178
m1 = 0.0448 kg/sec

m1h1 = m7h7 +m8h8


(0.0448) h1 = (0.0270) (1450) + (0.0178) (1470)
H1 = 1457.95 kJ/kg

DETERMINE POWER CONSUMPTION

W = (m7+m8) (h2-h1)
W = (0.0270 + 0.0178) (1666 – 1457.94)
W = 9.32 kW – ANSWER
2 Evaporators, 2 Compressors & Multiple Expansion Values

DETERMINE PROPERTIES:
H1 = 1470 kJ/kg
H2 = 1559 kJ/kg
H3 = 1450 kJ/kg
H4 = 1659 kJ/kg
H6 = H7 = 341.8 kJ/kg
H8 = H9 = 246.5 kJ/kg

Qo = m3(h3-h9)
30 = m3 (1450 – 246.5)
m3 = m4 = 0.0249 kg/sec

Qo = m2(h1-h7)
20 = m2 (1470 – 341.8)
m1 = m2 = 0.0177 kg/sec

m5 = m4 +m2
m5 = 0.0249 +0.0177
m5 = 0.0426 kg/sec

m5h5 = m2h2 + m4h4


0.0426(h5) = (0.0177) (1559) + (0.0249) (1659)
H5 = 1617.45 kJ/kg

DETERMINE POWER CONSUMPTION


W = m3(h2-h3) +m2(h2-h1)
W = 0.0249(1659 - 1450) + 0.0177(1559 - 1470)
W = 6.78 kW - ANSWER

DETERMINE CONDENSER CAPACITY


Qk = m5(h5 – h6)
Qk = 0.0426(1617.45 – 341.8)
Qk = 54.34 - ANSWER

Cascade System

FOR AMMONIA
DETERMINE PROPERTIES:
H1 = 1461.7 kJ/kg
H2 = 1533 kJ/kg
H3 = H4 = 275.9 kJ/kg

FOR R-22
DETERMINE TEMPERATURE:
To2 = Tk1 = sqrt(To2 – Tk1)
To2 = Tk1 = sqrt((35 + 273) + (0 + 273))
To2 = Tk1 = 290.12
To2 = Tk1 = 16.97 C

DETERMINE PROPERTIES:
H5 = 410 kJ/kg
H6 = 423 kJ/kg
H7 = H8 = 243.11 kJ/kg

DETERMINE POWER CONSUMPTION:


Qo = m1 (h1 – h4)
100 = m1(1461.7 – 279.5)
m1 = 0.0846

m2 +m8 = m3 + m5
m2h2 + m8h8 = m3h3 + m5h5
(0.0846) (1533) + m8(243.11) = (0.0846) (275.9) + m5(410)

W = m1(h2-h1) +m5(h4-h3)
W = 0.0846(1553 – 1461.7) + 0.6534(423 - 410)
W = 14.29 kW - ANSWER

You might also like

pFad - Phonifier reborn

Pfad - The Proxy pFad of © 2024 Garber Painting. All rights reserved.

Note: This service is not intended for secure transactions such as banking, social media, email, or purchasing. Use at your own risk. We assume no liability whatsoever for broken pages.


Alternative Proxies:

Alternative Proxy

pFad Proxy

pFad v3 Proxy

pFad v4 Proxy