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    1. A document from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology discusses an exercise involving an electrical heat pump used to cool milk and heat water. 2. The heat pump cools 1050 liters of milk from 32°C to 4°C and heats 800 liters of water from 8°C to 55°C per day. 3. The exercise involves calculating the electrical energy used, entropy produced, amount of water that could be heated by a reversible heat pump, and electrical energy required for the reversible heat pump.

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    1. A document from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology discusses an exercise involving an electrical heat pump used to cool milk and heat water. 2. The heat pump cools 1050 liters of milk from 32°C to 4°C and heats 800 liters of water from 8°C to 55°C per day. 3. The exercise involves calculating the electrical energy used, entropy produced, amount of water that could be heated by a reversible heat pump, and electrical energy required for the reversible heat pump.

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    1. A document from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology discusses an exercise involving an electrical heat pump used to cool milk and heat water. 2. The heat pump cools 1050 liters of milk from 32°C to 4°C and heats 800 liters of water from 8°C to 55°C per day. 3. The exercise involves calculating the electrical energy used, entropy produced, amount of water that could be heated by a reversible heat pump, and electrical energy required for the reversible heat pump.

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    Karlsruhe, December, 20th , 2013

    WS 2013/2014 Sch

    Lehrstuhl fur Technische Thermodynamik


    Fakultat fur Maschinenbau
    Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
    Prof. Dr. rer. nat. habil. Ulrich Maas
    Dr.-Ing. Robert Schiessl

    Tutorial in Thermodynamics I
    Sheet 9

    Exercise 18
    An electrical heat pump is used to cool milk from 32 C to 4 C and to heat water from 8 C to
    55 C. The heat pump can heat 800 ` of water per day at a daily milk production of 1050 `.
    1. How much electrical energy is used for the heat pump per day?
    2. How much entropy is produced in the heat pump per day?
    3. How many litres of water at 55 C can be delivered by a reversibly working heat pump per
    day which cools the same amount of milk?
    4. How much electrical energy would be required by this reversibly working heat pump per
    day?
    5. How many cows does the farmer have to keep for the daily milk production of 1050 `?
    No heat losses to the ambience and no pressure losses in the heat exchanger have to be considered.
    Densities and specific heat capacities:
    Water: W = 1000 kgm3 , cW = 4.2 Jg1 K1
    Milk: M = 1030 kgm3 , cM = 4.0 Jg1 K1
    Neglect changes in kinetic and potential energy.

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