Chemical Engineering - Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics - Section 2 (Q.No. 4)
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Heat pump
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Edmark said:
10 years ago
A heat pump is a generic name for both a ref and a heater. It allows you to move heat from a cold reservoir to a hotter reservoir by supplying work. This is the opposite of what a heat engine does.
To cool the room the heat pump move heat from the cold room to the hotter air outside. To heat up a room, heat pump move heat from the colder (freezing surroundings) into the room.
To cool the room the heat pump move heat from the cold room to the hotter air outside. To heat up a room, heat pump move heat from the colder (freezing surroundings) into the room.
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