Intitially, .5kg of steam with a quality of .9 at 700 kPa is held in an adiabati
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Intitially, .5kg of steam with a quality of .9 at 700 kPa is held in an adiabatic cylinder with a freely floating piston and a paddle wheel. The paddle wheel is then turned on for 1 minute. During this time interval, 200 KJ of work is transferred into the nitrogen from the paddle.a) What is the initial temperature [C]?
b) What is the final temperature [C]?
c) Determine the final volume in the cylinder [m^3]? Intitially, .5kg of steam with a quality of .9 at 700 kPa is held in an adiabatic cylinder with a freely floating piston and a paddle wheel. The paddle wheel is then turned on for 1 minute. During this time interval, 200 KJ of work is transferred into the nitrogen from the paddle.
a) What is the initial temperature [C]?
b) What is the final temperature [C]?
c) Determine the final volume in the cylinder [m^3]? Intitially, .5kg of steam with a quality of .9 at 700 kPa is held in an adiabatic cylinder with a freely floating piston and a paddle wheel. The paddle wheel is then turned on for 1 minute. During this time interval, 200 KJ of work is transferred into the nitrogen from the paddle.
a) What is the initial temperature [C]?
b) What is the final temperature [C]?
c) Determine the final volume in the cylinder [m^3]?
Explanation / Answer
Given:
Mass of the steam 'm' = 0.5kg
dryness fraction 'x' = 0.9
P1 = 700kPa , V1 = 0.05m3
Work done on the system = 200kJ per minute = 3.3 kW
Adiabatic process i.e. no heat transfer ( Q = 0)
applying First Law of thermodynamics : dQ = dU + dW
dU = -dW (-ve sign indicates that the work is done on the system)
m*cp*(T2 - T1) = 3.3kW ...........eq.1
cp(specific heat of water at constant pressure)= 4.18kJ/kg.K
From staturated steam tables we get the saturation temperature of steam at 700kPa, T1=437.95K
substituting all the known values in the eq.1 we get T2 = 439.52K
for adiabatic process T.V(-1)=constant (where is 1.4)
so T1V1(-1)=T2V2(-1)
substituting all the known values u'll get V2= 0.04955m3
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