It is not.
"A typical 40°F(4°C) cooler's condensing unit might have a COP (Coefficient of Performance) of 2.5"
"A 0°F (-14°C) freezer's COP is more likely to be about 1.67"
Source: http://www.freeaire.com/freezers.html
It repressents the Heat Transfer rate, in kW, Btu/hour etc...
Decrease temperature difference between cold coolant and hot coolant
Theoretical calculations take into account many factors that in fact should not be involved
The sub-cooling or under-cooling in the saturated liquid line increases the refrigeration effect or cooling effect, thus the COP of VCR system increases.
cause its a gas
Yes, C.O.P is always greater than 1 in case of refrigeration system and heat pump. but in case of aircraft engines C.O.P is less than 1. because in high altitudes the air pressure is always low. so the C.O.P becomes less than 1 in most cases..
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there are many factors affecting COP. maybe it ranges from 2.5-5
ONE that is Near the COP_R of the coeff for the carnot cycle
COP in thermodynamics usually refers to the Coefficient Of Performance(sometimes CP) andis the ratio of the heating or cooling provided over the electrical energy consumed.COPheating = |QH|/W = (|QC| + W)/WCOPcooling = |QC|/WwhereQC is the heat removed from the cold reservoirQH is the heat supplied by the hot reservoirThe COP provides a measure of performance for heat pumps that is analogous to thermal efficiency for power cycles. In the case of a refrigerator, the cold reservoir is the air in the room around the refrigerator and the hot reservoir is the interior of the refrigerator - counterintuitive as that may sound. In the case of the refrigerator, the refrigerant is compressed such that it is hotter than the room, thus making it a source of heat. Part of the energy comes from the interior of the refrigerator (QC) and the rest from the work done by the compressor. When a heat pump is used to warm a building, the outside air is the hot reservoir - even though it may be colder than inside the building. Once again, the fluid used in the heat pump is compressed so that it can dump heat into the building and then when expanded outside, it is cold enough to absorb energy from the outside air.
It repressents the Heat Transfer rate, in kW, Btu/hour etc...
COP of any refrigerating system mainly depends on the performance of the compressors used and the heat load at the evaporator. A similar or almost equal COP can be achieved from any system by varying its working parameters like load, kind of refrigerant used and the system working pressure. For more details contact maheshkannajpr@gmail.com
Decrease temperature difference between cold coolant and hot coolant
The COP can be more that one since the heat transferred can be more than power required by the refrigerator but the efficiency can never be more than one since the power generated by engine cannot be more than the total heat content of the fuel.
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