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Saturated liquid water is compressed from 100 kPa (State 1) to 2.5 MPa (State 2)

ID: 1862842 • Letter: S

Question

                            Saturated liquid water is compressed from 100 kPa (State 1) to 2.5 MPa (State 2) in an                         

                            adiabatic pump having 85% isentropic efficiency.                         

                            (a) Calculate the specific work (kJ/kg) required for the compression of liquid water.                         

                            (b) Determine the entropy generation (kJ/kg-K) for the pump.                         

                            
                        

                            Saturated water vapor is compressed from 100 kPa (State 3) to 2.5 MPa (State 4) in an                         

                            adiabatic compressor having 85% isentropic efficiency.                         

                            (c) Calculate the specific work (kJ/kg) required for the compression of water vapor.                         

                            (d) Determine the entropy generation (kJ/kg-K) for the compressor.                         

                            (e) Comment on the relative magnitudes of the specific work and entropy generation for the pump and the compressor.                         

                            
                        

                            Please answer (a)-(e) and show all relevant calculations, assumptions and diagrams. Thank you!                         

                            
                        

                            Answers: (a) Not attached; (b) +0.0012 kJ/kg-K; (c) -950.18 kJ/kg; (d) Not attached; (e) Not attached                         

Explanation / Answer

At P = 100 kPa

Specific vol = v1 = vf = 0.001043 m^3/kg

T = 99.62 deg = 372.62 K

For PUMP, the Specific volume is constant from inlet to exit

Specific work,w1 = -v1(P2-P1) = -0.001043*(2500-100) = -2.5 KJ/kg

For 85% efficiency,we require more work for compression

w = w1/0.85 = -2.95 KJ/kg

Extra work = 0.45 KJ/kg

Entropy generation = 0.45/372.62 = 1.207 J/kg-K or 0.001207 KJ/kg-K

b)Here Specific volume varies from inlet to exit

At P1 =100 kPa

v1 = vg = 1.694 m^3/kg

T1 =99.62 K

h1 = hg = 2675.46 KJ/kg

s1 = sg = 7.3593 KJ/kg-K

At P2 =2500 kPa

Let's first slove for Isoentropic condition

s2 = s1 = 7.3593 KJ/kg-K

From steam tables

s = 7.3233 ---- h = 3462.04 KJ/kg-------T = 500 deg

s = 7.5960----- h = 3686.8 KJ/kg --------T = 600 deg

s = 7.3593------h2s = ?---------------------T2s = ?

LInear interpolating

h2 = 3686.8 +(3686.8-3462.04)*(7.3593-7.596)/(7.596-7.3233)

h2s = 3491.71 KJ/kg

T2s = 600 +(600-500)*(7.3593-7.596)/(7.596-7.3233)

T2s = 513.2

Now

Efficiency = (h1-h2s)/(h1-h2a) = (2675.46-3491.71)/(2675.46-h2a) = 0.85

h2a = 3635.75 KJ/kg

w = -(h2a-h1) = -(3635.75-2675.46) = -960.3 KJ/kg

Actual exit temp is greater than T2s becuase of irreversabilities

h2a = 3635.75 and P2 = 2500 kPa

From steam tables

h = 3468.8 ----- T2a = 600 deg------s2 = 7.596

h = 3686.25 ------T2a = 700 deg------s2 = 7.8435

h2a = 3635.75 ------T2a =?

Linear Interpolating

T2a = 700 +(700-600)*(3635.75-3686.25)/(3686.25-3468.8)

T2a = 676.78 deg

s2a = 7.8435 +(7.8435-7.596)*(3635.75-3686.25)/(3686.25-3468.8)

s2a = 7.786

Entropy generation(s) = s2a-s1 = 7.786-7.3593

s = 0.427 KJ/kg-K



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