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Engineering, 27.11.2019 22:31 emmv565628

Asteadily operating, reversible heat pump delivers thermal energy at a rate of 300 kw to maintain the room temperature at 22 oc. the ambient air at 3 oc serves as cold reservoir of this hp. draw a carton to illustrate the device. calculate the power consumption of this heat pump. calculate the rate of entropy transfer from ambient air to the heat pump system. what is the rate of entropy generation in this heat pump?

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