Question #173960

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1. A reversible nonflow constant volume process increases the internal energy by 316.5 kJ for 2.268 kg m of a gas for which R = 430 J/kg m -K and k = 1.35. For the process, determine a) Work, b) heat

transferred c) change in enthalpy d) change in entropy if the initial temperature is 204.4 o C..

2. A certain ideal gas has a constant R = 38.9 ft-lf f /lb m -R with k = 1.4. a) If 3 lb m of this gas undergoes a reversible nonflow constant volume process from 120 psia,740 o F to 140 o F find P 2 , ∆U, ∆H, Q, Work. b) If the process in “a” had been steady flow find work and ∆S.

3. A group of 50 persons attended a secret meeting in a room 14 m x 10 m x 3.5 m high. The room is

completely sealed off and insulated. Each person gives off 150 kCal/hr of heat and occupies a volume

of 0.2 m 3 . The room has an initial pressure 101.3 kPaa and temperature of 16 o C. Calculate the room

temperature after 10 min. NOTE: (4.187 kJ = 1 kCal)



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2021-03-23T08:02:13-0400

1. ΔU=316.5kJm=2.268kgR=430J/kg.Kk=1.35Ti=204.4°C=477.4Ka) W=Pdv=0 (constant volume process)W=0\begin{aligned}ΔU &= - 316.5 kJ\\ m &= 2.268 kg\\ R &= 430 J/kg.K\\ k &= 1.35\\ T_i &= 204.4°C = 477.4 K\\ \\ a)\ W &= ∫Pdv = 0\ (constant\ volume\ process)\\ W &= 0 \end{aligned}


b)ΔU=QWQ=ΔUQ=316.5 kJ (heat transfer from system)\begin{aligned} b) ΔU &= Q - W\\ Q &= ΔU\\ Q &= - 316.5\ kJ \ (heat\ transfer\ from \ system)\end{aligned}


c)\Hv=q∆H_v = q\\

H=316.5=316.5 kJ∆H = -316.5 = -316.5\ kJ


d) \The change in entropy,

Specific heat at constant volume,

k=Cp/Cv, Cv+R=Cpk=Cv+R/Cvk×Cv=Cv+RCv(k1)=RCv=R/k1Cv=430/0.35Cv=1228.57J/kg.KCv=1.22857J/kg.Kk = Cp/Cv, \ Cv+R = Cp\\ k = Cv+R/Cv\\ k×Cv = Cv + R\\ Cv(k - 1) = R\\ Cv = R / k-1\\ Cv = 430/0.35\\ Cv =1228.57 J/kg.K\\ Cv =1.22857 J/kg.K


Final temperature,

ΔU=m×Cv×(TfTi)TfTi=ΔU/m×CvTf=ΔU/m×Cv+TiTf=316.5/2.268×1.22857+204.4Tf=90.812°C=363.812KΔU = m×Cv×(Tf-Ti)\\ T_f-T_i = ΔU/m×Cv\\ T_f = ΔU/m×Cv + T_i\\ T_f = -316.5/2.268×1.22857 + 204.4\\ T_f = 90.812°C = 363.812 K


Entropy change,

ΔS=2.268×1.22857×ln(363.812/477.4)ΔS=0.75711kJ/KΔS = 2.268×1.22857×\ln(363.812/477.4)\\ ΔS = -0.75711 kJ/K



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Vt=14×10×3.5=490 m3Vp=0.2m3×50=10 m3Va (Volume of air)=49010=480 m3V_t= 14 × 10 ×3.5= 490\ m³\\ V_p = 0.2m³ × 50 = 10\ m³\\ V_a \textsf{ (Volume of air)} = 490 - 10 = 480\ m³

P=50×150kCal/hr×4.187kJ/kCal=31402.5kJ/hr\begin{aligned}P= 50 × 150kCal/hr ×4.187kJ/kCal = 31402.5kJ/hr \end{aligned}

Pi=101.3kPaTi=16°C=273+16=289KP_i = 101.3kPa\\ T_i = 16°C = 273 + 16 = 289K

Tf=?t=10×60=600 sT_f = ?\\ t = 10 ×60 = 600\ s


Q=Pt=31402.5×600=18.84 MJQ = Pt = 31402.5 × 600 = 18.84\ MJ

Heat released after 10 minutes is therefore 18.84 MJ.


PV=nRTPV = nRT

101300×480=n×8.314×289101300 × 480 = n × 8.314 ×289

n = 20236.8 moles of air

but, 1 mole of air = 29

\therefore the mass of air in the room = 586kg


mcaT=Q586000×0.718×(T216)=18.84 MJmc_a ∆T = Q\\ 586000 × 0.718 × ( T_2 - 16) = 18.84\ MJ

T2=60.78°CT_2 = 60.78°C

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