Thermodynamics: An Engineering Approach 8th Edition

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Chapter 5 - Mass and Energy Analysis of Control Volumes - Problems - Page 255: 5-46

Answer

a) $\Delta KE=-23.4\ kJ$ b) $\dot{W}_s=12123\ kW=12.1MW$ c) $A_1=0.0130m²$

Work Step by Step

From tables A-4 to A-6: Inlet ($P_1=4\ MPa, T_1=500°C$): $v_1=0.086442\ m³/kg,\ h_1=3446.0\ kJ/kg$ Outlet ($P_2=30\ kPa, x_2=0.92$): $h_2=2437.7\ kJ/kg$ The change in kinetic energy is given by: $\Delta KE=\dot{m}\frac{\mathcal{V}_2^2-\mathcal{V}_1^2}{2}$ Given $\dot{m}=12\ kg/s,\ \mathcal{V}_2=50\ m/s,\ \mathcal{V}_1=80\ m/s$: $\Delta KE=-23.4\ kJ$ From the energy balance: $\dot{m}(h_1+\mathcal{V}_1^2/2)=\dot{m}(h_2+\mathcal{V}_2^2/2)+\dot{W}_s$ $\dot{W}_s=12123\ kW=12.1MW$ From the material balance: $\dot{m}=\frac{A_1\mathcal{V}_1}{v_1}$ $A_1=0.0130m²$
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