University Roll No.

Global Technical Campus

GIT/GCT
B.Tech IV Year/ VII SEM (I Mid Term Test 2019)
Day:-Thursday Date:-17/10/20109
Subject: - Refrigeration & Air Conditioning (7ME2A)
Duration: 3.00 Hrs. Max. Marks: 100

Q.1 (a) what is thermal comfort? Explain with comfort chart. (10)
(10)

(b)Explain the working of practical aqua-ammonia vapor absorption refrigeration system with neat diagram.

Q.2 (a) an air conditioning auditorium is to be maintained at 27oC dry bulb temperature and 60%R. The ambient
condition is 40oC dry bulb temperature and 30OC wet bulb temperature. The total sensible heat load is 100000kJ/h
and the total latent heat load is 40000kJ/h. 60% of the return air is re-circulated and mixed with 40% of make –up
air after the cooling coil. The condition of air leaving the cooling coil is at 18oC. Determine
1. RSHF
2. ADP
3. The condition of air entering the auditorium (12)
(b) What are the main equipments used in air conditioning system (04)

Q3 (a) Explain the term cooling load. Explain the method of estimating heat gain due to infiltration air. (10)

(b) The atmospheric air at 760 mm of hg, dry bulb temperature 15oC and wet bulb temperature 11 oC enters a heating
coil whose temperature is 41oC. Assuming by-pass factor of heating coil as 0.5, determine dry bulb temperature, wet
bulb temperature and relative humidity of the air leaving the coil. Also determine the sensible heat added to the air

per kg of dry air. (10)

Q4 (a) Write down the factors considered for selecting refrigerant for a system. Write down the chemical name of
refrigerant R22 and R114. (10)

(b) Explain the working of summer air conditioning system. (10)

Q5 (a) The readings from a sling psychrometer are as follows:

Dry bulb temperature= 30oC, Wet bulb temperature= 20oC, Barometer reading = 740 mm of Hg.

Using steam table determine: 1. Dew point temperature, 2. Relative humidity, 3. Specific Humidity 4. Degree of
saturation. Vapour density. . (12)

(b) Define Dew point temperature, dry bulb temperature, relative humidification and wet bulb
temperature. (04)