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Engineering, 26.07.2019 18:30 ronaldo22

An isentropic compressor compresses r-134a initially at 140 kpa and -10cāˆ˜ to 1000 kpa at a rate of 1.33 kg/s. what is the temperature of the r-134 when it exits the compressor in c? how much power is needed to run this compressor in kw?

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