Thermodynamics: An Engineering Approach 8th Edition

Published by McGraw-Hill Education
ISBN 10: 0-07339-817-9
ISBN 13: 978-0-07339-817-4

Chapter 7 - Entropy - Problems - Page 401: 7-56

Answer

a) See answer below. b) $Q_{1-2}=5641\ kJ$ (in) c) $W_{b,2-3}=1291\ kJ$ (out)

Work Step by Step

From tables A-4 to A-6: 1: ($x_1=0.5, T_1=100°C$): $h_1=1547.4\ kJ/kg$ 2: ($x_2=1, T_2=100°C$): $h_2=2675.6\ kJ/kg,\ u_2=2506.0\ kJ/kg,\ s_2=7.3542\ kJ/kg.K$ 3: ($P_3=15\ kPa, s_3=s_2$): $u_3=2247.9\ kJ/kg$ a) 1-2: Starts below the saturation curve, moving horizontally (constant T) to it (increase in s). 2-3: Starts at the saturation curve, moving vertically (constant s) away from it (decrease in T). b) From the energy balance: $Q-W_b=\Delta U\rightarrow Q=\Delta H$ $Q_{1-2}=m(h_2-h_1),\ m=5\ kg$ $Q_{1-2}=5641\ kJ$ (in) c) From the energy balance: $-W_{b,2-3}=\Delta U$ $-W_{b,2-3}=m(u_3-u_2)$ $W_{b,2-3}=1291\ kJ$ (out)
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