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If you run a refrigerator in a closed room with the door to the refrigerator open,the temperature of the room
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What is the maximum possible coefficient of performance of a heat pump that is capable of maintaining the interior of a house at +20ºC when the temperature outside is -40ºC?
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An electric power plant generates 100 MW of power at an efficiency of 35%.At what rate must water be circulated pass the condenser if the change in water temperature is not to exceed 10ºC?
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The construction of a heat engine operating between temperatures T1 and T2,and having an efficiency greater than that of a Carnot engine operating between the same two temperatures,would constitute a violation of
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A heat engine with an output of 300 W has an efficiency of 25% and works at 10 cycles/s.How much heat is absorbed (Qh)and how much rejected (Qc)in each cycle?
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A steam power plant with an efficiency of 65% of the maximum thermodynamic efficiency operates between 250º C and 40ºC.What is the change in the entropy of the universe when this plant does 1.0 kJ of work?
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A steam power plant with an efficiency of 65% of the maximum thermodynamic efficiency operates between 250º C and 40ºC.How much heat is rejected to the cold reservoir in doing 1.0 kJ of work?
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A refrigerator with a coefficient of performance 5.0 removes 25 kJ of heat from a cold reservoir.If this refrigerator is reversible and is run backward as a heat engine,what would be the efficiency of the heat engine?
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The efficiency of a Carnot engine operating between 300º C and 250ºC is about
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Use the following diagram to answer the next problem.
An ideal heat engine uses 0.01 mol of gas and operates between a hot reservoir at
TH = 400 K and cold reservoir at TL = 300 K, in a cycle from a→b→c→d→a. From a→b the gas undergoes an isothermal expansion, changing its volume from Va to 2.5Va. From b→c, the pressure is reduced at a constant volume. From c→d, the gas undergoes an isothermal compression, and from d→a, the pressure is increased at a constant volume until the gas is back at the original condition at a.
-How much work is obtained from the engine in each cycle?
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Two refrigerators,one with a COP of 4.0 and another with a COP of 5.0,both extract 400 kJ of heat from the cold reservoir (food).Calculate the difference in energy they exhaust to the hot reservoir and hence the room.
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An ideal heat engine uses 0.01 mol of gas and operates between a hot reservoir at
TH = 400 K and cold reservoir at TL = 300 K, in a cycle from a→b→c→d→a. From a→b the gas undergoes an isothermal expansion, changing its volume from Va to 2.5Va. From b→c, the pressure is reduced at a constant volume. From c→d, the gas undergoes an isothermal compression, and from d→a, the pressure is increased at a constant volume until the gas is back at the original condition at a.
-If the engine operates at 50 cycles per second,the power output is
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A heat engine absorbs 64 kcal of heat from a hot reservoir and exhausts 42 kcal to a cold reservoir each cycle.Its efficiency is
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A refrigerator has a coefficient of performance 4.0.How much heat is exhausted to the hot reservoir when 400 kJ of heat are removed from the cold reservoir?
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A substance undergoes a series of reversible processes that bring it back to its initial state.In this cycle,heat Qx is absorbed by the substance and heat Qy is rejected.The net amount of work performed by the substance is
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A heat engine operating between the temperatures T1 and T2 takes in Q1 calories at temperature T1 and gives up Q2 calories at temperature T2.The efficiency of this heat engine is
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A heat pump needs to supply 20 kW of power to maintain the inside temperature of a house at 25 C while the outside temperature is 0 C.What is the savings in the electric bill per month by using the heat pump instead of direct electrical heating? Assume that the heat pump/direct heating is on for 4 hours per day and 1 kW.hr costs $0.10.
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A container has 0.2 mole of O2 gas and the gas is heated from 0 C to 100 C.What is the change in entropy of the gas? (R = 8.314 J/mol·K)
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