During compression in a vapour compression cycle of the refrigerant is super heated
A.C.O.P. is reduced
B.C.O.P. is increased
C.Work done is reduced
D.Refrigerating effect is reduced
E.None of the above
A.C.O.P. is reduced
B.C.O.P. is increased
C.Work done is reduced
D.Refrigerating effect is reduced
E.None of the above
A.Wet vapour, very wet vapour
B.Wet vapour, dry vapour
C.High pressure saturated liquid, very wet vapour
D.Very wet vapour, high pressure, saturated liquid
E.None of the above
A.Ammonia is absorbed in water
B.Ammonia is absorbed in hydrogen
C.Hydrogen is absorbed in water
D.Ammonia evaporates in hydrogen
E.Hydrogen evaporates in ammonia
A.Increases at atmospheric temperature
B.Increases as air gets wet
C.Increases as air gets drier
D.remains constant always
E.None of the above
A.Steel
B.Wrought iron
C.Cast iron
D.Copper
E.Aluminium
A.Measures temperatures in cryogenic regions
B.Measure intensity of illumination
C.Measures sound level
D.Measures density of brine
E.Measures solar radiation
A.As high as possible to improve the performance
B.As high as possible to reduce motor power inputs
C.As little as possible for better performance
D.Anything as it has no bearing on the performance of system
E.None of the above
A.To cool the vapour leaving the analyzer
B.To separate ammonia and water
C.To dissolve ammonia in water
D.To add energy from external source
E.None of the above
A.Freon 12
B.Freon 22
C.Carbondioxide
D.Ammonia
E.All the refrigerants have identical specific volume
A.Compressor drive coupling is loose
B.Lack of oil
C.Internal parts of compressor broken
D.Compressor or motor loose on base
E.Any of the above