Thermodynamics: An Engineering Approach 8th Edition

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Chapter 5 - Mass and Energy Analysis of Control Volumes - Problems - Page 262: 5-117

Answer

$\dot{Q}=Q/\Delta t=1.163\ kW$

Work Step by Step

From tables A-4 to A-6: Initial ($P_1=175\ kPa, x_1=?$): $v_{1,L}=0.001057\ m³/kg,\ v_{1,G}=v_2,\ u_{1,L}=486.82\ kJ/kg,\ u_{1,G}=u_2$ Final ($P_2=175\ kPa, x_2=1$): $v_2=1.0036\ m³/kg,\ u_2=2524.5\ kJ/kg$ Exiting ($P_2=175\ kPa, x_2=1$): $h_e=2700.2\ kJ/kg$ Initial state (half of the 4L volume of liquid): $m=V_L/v_L+V_G/v_G$ $mu=u_LV_L/v_L+u_GV_G/v_G$ Hence $m_1=1.895\ kg,\ m_1u_1=926.6\ kJ$ Final state $m_2=V/v_2=0.004\ kg$ From the material balance: $m_e=m_1-m_2=1.891\ kg$ From the energy balance: $Q_i-m_eh_e=m_2u_2-m_1u_1$ $Q_i=4188\ kJ$ For a time span of 1h: $\dot{Q}=Q/\Delta t=1.163\ kW$
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