Carnot Refrigerators and Heat Pumps | Thermodynamics | (Solved Examples)

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what if i just leave it as 29.06kj/s ? its a rate form too 3:06

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Is this the last video that covers chapter 6 of Cengel's book?

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I dont get it, when should i convert to kW and when should i leave it as it is?

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[@irhamsyamel2242]

in the last question, isn't the Carnot refrigerator supposed to be a heat pump, since it receive cold air and gives out hot air? wasn't refrigerator suppose to "cool down" the air? and in my understanding, removing heat means cooling down. sorry I'm a bit confusd🥲

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I read your question a few times but I'm not really understanding what you're asking. We're told that a Carnot heat engine supplies power to a Carnot refrigerator. Which step of the problem are you confused about? If you can give me a timestamp or where you're not understanding a step, I can help you out better.

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