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heat pump in a living space problem (Thermodynamics)

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 A Carnot cycle heat pump is used to heat a living space. The working fluid is R-
 134a. Heat is transferred from the refrigerant at 100°F. During this process the R-
 134a changes phase from saturated vapor to saturated liquid. Heat transfer to the
 R-134a occurs at 20°F. Determine the following:

i)         the heat transfer to the living space (Bru/lbm)

ii)        the coefficient of performance

iii)      the net cycle work (Btu/lbm)

iv)       the quality at the completion of the heat transfer process occurring at 20°F

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