Answer to Question #210821 in Mechanical Engineering for Mohamed sadique

Question #210821

Air at 1 bar and 27°C is heated in a non flow system at constant pressure to 177°C. Heat is supplied from a constant temperature reservoir at 577 °C. The atmospheric temperature is 20 °C. Calculate the available energy.


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Expert's answer
2021-06-28T08:53:19-0400

Heat received by the air is given by Q=macv(T2′–T1)Q = m_ac_v (T_2′ – T_1′)

Say Q=600,     600=1×0.81(T2′–400)\implies 600 = 1× 0.81 (T_2′ – 400)

T2=6003×0.81+400=646.9K say 647KT_ 2′ =\frac{ 600}{ 3 × 0.81} + 400 = 646.9 K \space say \space 647 K

Available energy with the source (1200290)×6001200=455kJ(1200 – 290) × \frac{ 600}{ 1200} = 455 kJ

Change in entropy of the air =macvlogeT2T1=3×0.81×loge647400=1.168kJ/K= m_ac_v log _e \frac{T_2}{ T_1} = 3 × 0.81 × log_e \frac{647}{400} = 1.168 kJ/K

Unavailability of the air =290×1.168=338.72kJ= 290 × 1.168 = 338.72 kJ

Available energy with the air =600338.72=261.28kJ= 600 – 338.72 = 261.28 kJ


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