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For a refrigeration cycle, what must be true?

(Q_out)net = (W_in)net

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True or False: The conversion of entropy applies to a car engine.

False

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In an actual gas-turbine cycle, when does compressor work occur?

During process 1→2a

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In an actual gas-turbine cycle, when does turbine work occur?

During process 3→4a

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How do you calculate heat rejected in an actual gas-turbine cycle?

(Q_out)=h4a−h1

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How do you calculate heat added in an actual gas-turbine cycle?

(Q_in)=h3−h2a

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What is process 4→1 in the Carnot cycle?

Adiabatic compression.

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What is process 2→3 in the Carnot cycle?

Adiabatic expansion.

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What happens to entropy during process 2→3 of the Carnot cycle?

ΔS=0

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How do you find h2 in the Rankine cycle?

h2=h1+(v_f,1)(P2−P1)

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True or False: If the COP of a heat pump is 2.5, the COP of the refrigerator is 3.5.

False - COPHP=COPR+1

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True or False: The Stirling cycle, like the Carnot cycle, has regeneration.

False

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What happens during throttling?

Internal energy decreases as specific volume increases.

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What is the pressure ratio for a Brayton cycle?

r_p=P1/P2

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True or False: An actual power cycle is more efficient than an ideal power cycle because it has more irreversibilities.

False

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What is the purpose of regeneration?

It increases the temperature of heat addition and decreases the temperature of heat rejection.

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True or False: For an isentropic cycle, thermal efficiency increases as the area under the curve on a T−− s diagram increases.

True

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True or False: During Rankine-cycle reheat, the pressure during process 4→5 is the same as during process 2→3

False

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True or False: A higher back-work ratio means higher net work output and higher cycle efficiency.

False

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True or False: The actual steam cycle has a higher efficiency than the simple Rankine cycle.

False

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What is the energy balance for a cascade refrigeration cycle?

m˙_A(h5−h8)=m˙_B(h2−h3) - Be careful because cycles A and B may be switched.

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Why is the Carnot cycle not practical for refrigeration?

The compressor cannot handle a liquid-vapor mixture.

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What is the purpose of refrigeration according to the notes?

To store energy temporarily so that it can be reused in the cycle.

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True or False: In a Diesel cycle, the compression ratio before combustion is between P_3 and P_4

False

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True or False: In an ideal vapor-compression refrigeration cycle, states 3 and 4 have the same enthalpy.

True h_3 = h_4

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In a combined gas-vapor power cycle, what does the following represent?

m˙(h8−h9) / t

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What is the purpose of cascading?

To increase overall efficiency.

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What conditions describe a conceivable cycle?

ΔU=0

S_gen >= 0

ΔS = 0

All items listed.

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True or False: Carnot efficiency is different from Ericsson-cycle efficiency.

False

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True or False: For a steam Rankine cycle, thermal efficiency increases as the area enclosed on the T− s diagram increases.

True

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True or False: Otto-cycle efficiency and compression ratio are linearly related.

False

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What happens to Otto-cycle efficiency when the compression ratio increases?

Thermal efficiency increases, but the relationship is not linear.

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True or False: During process 1→2 of a refrigeration cycle, compression raises the refrigerant temperature above the surroundings.

True